n×60

n×60 refers to a notation commonly used in the context of video frame rates or refresh rates. The "n" typically represents a variable or a multiplier, indicating a rate that is a multiple of 60 frames per second (fps). For example, 2×60 would mean 120 fps, 3×60 would mean 180 fps, and so on. This notation is often employed when discussing high refresh rate displays, advanced video recording capabilities, or specific video processing standards where the base rate is 60 Hz. It allows for a concise way to express refresh rates that are significantly higher than standard broadcast or display rates. The concept is directly tied to the persistence of vision, where higher frame rates lead to smoother motion perception. Devices and technologies supporting n×60 rates are often found in gaming monitors, professional video equipment, and high-end mobile devices, aiming to provide a more fluid visual experience. The specific value of "n" is context-dependent and depends on the capabilities of the hardware or software being described.