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Refresh rate drops

(Topic created: 12-31-2021 02:10 AM)
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TheRev
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Galaxy S21
My refresh rate setting keeps changing automatically from 120 [Adaptive] down to 60. [Standard] Really upsets me.

Any suggestions?
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user365170tdJ15
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... it's called Adaptive because it adjusts the refresh rate based on the current scenario.

So if it detects no real screen activity and it wants to conserve battery, it'll throttle refresh down ... Then when it detects a lot of screen activity, it'll boost refresh back to 120

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user365170tdJ15
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What is Motion Smoothness set to?
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TheRev
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Adaptive...
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user365170tdJ15
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... it's called Adaptive because it adjusts the refresh rate based on the current scenario.

So if it detects no real screen activity and it wants to conserve battery, it'll throttle refresh down ... Then when it detects a lot of screen activity, it'll boost refresh back to 120
TheRev
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I know, but...

1) Should the actual setting change to Standard.?[60] Mine does.
2) Through Developer Options I show refresh rate. Yes, when Idle it's at 60, and any with activity it goes to 120. Until, the setting changes. šŸ¤¦šŸ»ā€:male_sign:
User_name
Black Hole
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it's normal to go to 60Hz when idle

TheRev
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I am well aware. The issue is that although I set it at Adaptive, the setting later changes itself to Standard, and thus I have no Adaptive [120] ... only 60.
PaperStation
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Oh that's definitely a bug. I think the title and the description wasn't too clear so many did not understood your issues.

So from what you are saying the adaptive mode isn't sticking and eventually goes back to standard, that is definitely a bug. Do you have any power saving routines maybe that is changing your display back to standard mode maybe?
TheRev
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That's it, PaperStation. So, sorry all for the confusion. I'll look into a couple of Bixby Routines that deal with power. Thanks.
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user365170tdJ15
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... If you have Power Saving on in Battery and Device Care, it set Motion Smoothness to Standard
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