Graphics settings
Can someone explain what's the difference between HD, HDR, Ultra HD and Extreme HD?
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they are self explanatory
higher settings = better graphics, more battery consumption and frame rate drop
Hello, @JinThomson! In general, the higher graphic settings option will provide enhanced visual effects. For instance, graphical elements on HDR will be much enhanced and more visually pleasing in comparison to smooth graphic settings. Moreover, some special effects look better in higher graphic settings. However, you should note that higher graphic settings might require your device to perform more. As such, the 90 FPS option is only available while using the Smooth graphic settings option.
That's something everyone can understand. My question wasn't that but thanks for trying :catok:
Ok 1st of all, my device can support Extreme HDR but doesn't have 90 fps support even though my device has a display refresh rate of upto 120 fps.
2nd, what I want to know is the resolution info. Like akaif, HDR means 720p. I want to know what's the resolution of other options. Is it up to 4k?
We do not have system requirements for different graphic settings options. Higher graphic settings options are only available on certain devices, @JinThomson.
Regarding the unavailability of 90 FPS option on certain devices, devices with the minimum hardware requirements of 90Hz display refresh rate, and Snapdragon 865 or Dimensity 1100 central processing unit, can access the 90 FPS option with Smooth graphics, @AXASHRAFUL.
If you cannot access the option despite of your device meeting these requirements, it may be supported in the future instead. You may submit https://forms.gle/e1cyNbdzbbhAuYWQ6.
Well, my device has Snapdragon 888 :catok: