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This is from Famiboards user Secretboy who previously almost accurately called out the GPU performance before the clockspeeds were leaked 10 days later back in January (3 TFLOPS docked, 1.4/1.5 TFLOPS handheld) Post #1
Which turned out to be pretty close to the actual leaked clocks (3.1 TFLOPS docked, ~1.72 TFLOPS handheld)
The 120hz claim was originally first made back in January twice, and was also the accounts first message in the forum:
Post #2
I've heard that the screen supports 120Hz and VRR, which should help a lot in handheld.
Post #3
People should really be prepared for 3 TFLOPs docked and around half that in handheld. I don't expect people to believe me, but that's what I've heard the final specs are.
I've also heard that the screen is a 120Hz LCD that supports VRR though, which is amazing because developers can optimise the handheld profiles of their games with VRR and 40 fps in mind.
He has since then reiterated and confirmed with confidence that the Switch 2 will indeed have a screen refresh rate of 120hz, supports both HDR and VRR, and has an LCD display:
Post #4
Thanks, lmao I was hoping to share more info but kind of forgot about it and then most of it leaked anyway.
Although I will reiterate that the screen is 120Hz with HDR and VRR support. That's what I'm personally most excited for.
Post #5
Oh yeah, I forgot to mention that it is an LCD. No idea about the actual quality of the screen, but I think OLED was always going to be too expensive for this feature set, which they needed to get into the first iteration of the hardware so that developers could optimize their games around it (speculation).
This is a huge revelation for the next generation console if true, as it has the potential to show better color, higher frame rates, smoother gameplay, and for it to not look as obvious when a game fails to hit its target frame rate. The Switch OLED and Steam Deck can only hit 60hz, but this effectively doubles that


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