#hdmi 3 Earc or Hdmi 4 (both offer 4k UHD & 120 FPS
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It doesn’t really make much of a difference
But which Xbox x?
Yeah. I have an Xbox X and S but use X mainly
Series X
Oh ok. I’ll use hdmi 4
I do have another question I’ve been searching for but none fit my situation.
@eternal seal
I have a extension lead and I have had for years. Would this cause fps drops and stuttering. I have to use gaming refresh rate for the stuttering to stop but sometimes playing games don’t feel so smooth
I have a 2k tv and it shouldn’t be losing fps so easily
When I searched up. Peoples are saying to use the Xbox in a outlet because in a cord it loses performance
I play rocket league. Game performance is always slow. Play on my bros who is plugged in a outlet feels so smooth but on mine which is plugged in a years old extension lead feels slow
Fornite fps can drop to 110 and back to 120
Ark ascended will always drop to 40 back to 120 then straight to 40 again and can crash several times
Uhhh, try reset your console
It won’t be the extension lead unless it’s like 30 years old
Try it with “outlet” then see if it improves
Tbf this is an extension lead that was also used for other things before I used this for gaming
Doesn’t change anything, is it fused?
Fused?
Yes
Think so
Then it should be fine