So you just but your Xbox series X and you want to make sure that you can play those buttery smooth 120 FPS games on that console if that's the case then make sure you stay tuned to this video where I show you How to set up a 120 FPS on the Xbox series X Welcome everybody my name is Wayne. Thank you so much for being here And if this is your first time here I make videos just like this one to help simplify your gaming experience now before we get started on setting up your Xbox series X 420 frames per second. It's not just that easy There are a couple things that you also need in order to make sure that you really can maximize the power of that new system and While it is easy just going in and setting those up We'll get into those in just a minute But let's go over the few things that you're going to need as well in order to really make all of this come together and really Properly give you that 120 frames per second. So the first thing you're going to need now guys is a 4K TV And you're probably like a Duh Wayne. I of course. I know I need a 4K TV But not all 4K TVs are made equal So if you already have a 4K TV or if you're looking to Possibly buy one here now that you have the new Xbox series X As you want to make sure that your TV can handle 120 megahertz refresh rate or 120 frames per second So the megahertz refresh rate is going to be what TVs are usually going to use in that language So if it has 120 you're good to go guys, but if your TV doesn't have the 120 megahertz refresh rate Then you're not going to actually be able to maximize the refresh rate coming out of the Xbox series X So that's the first thing that you need the next thing you're going to need is to make sure that your TV has an HDMI 2.1 not a 2.0 a 2.1 HDMI input and that's because the new Xbox series X has upgraded to the 2.1 and While you can use a 2.0 HDMI cable on the Xbox series X It's not going to push the the information out and the power out that the again the series X is capable of doing Again guys, I'm sorry. I'm not the techie guy. I don't know all the ins and outs about why that is the case I do just know that You are going to need that cable now the great thing is the Xbox series X is going to come with that cable So you don't need to buy one right away But you are going to make sure that your TV does have the 2.1 inputs on the back of it You want at least one of those hopefully it has a few more for future proofing But at least once that you plug a new Xbox series X into it But now that you have your Xbox and you have your TV with the 120 megahertz refresh rate And you have your 2.1 input source and you have you to 2.1 HDMI cable Next thing you need to do is know how to go to the Xbox series X and make sure you actually turned on all of those proper settings So that you're actually pushing out the information that the TV is in everything need So let's go ahead and jump into the Xbox series X I'll show you the menu options that you'll need to set up in order to get that 120 frames per second The first thing you want to do is hit your home button and then go over to your settings options And then you're going to start off on general and then down to TV and display options Now as you can see here on my TV currently I have this setup on the 1080p So the first thing you want to do on display is change that from 1080p to 4K Ultra high depth now it'll ask you if you want to keep the resolution So yes, you want to do that now real quick I do want to point out that I am using my capture card and because of that It doesn't allow 120 frames per second through that pass through So when we go back into the menus settings here It's not going to show you that I have the ability to currently play Using 120 frames per second, but we'll jump off of the capture card in a second and I will show you How you can make those changes as well So back in here in the menu we're going to go then to Set up click on 4k display So right here is what you'll see whether your TV is set up properly So as you can see over here under TV resolution I do have a checkbox for the 4k at 60 hertz But my TV doesn't support 4k UHD at 120 and again that's like I said that's because I'm using a capture card And so it doesn't have the ability to do that and so that's why you see in that here So if for some reason your TV doesn't support 120 hertz You're going to see that right here guys So this is part of why you need to make sure that your TV does actually support 120 hertz Next as well you'll also see down here playing games your TV doesn't support 120 hertz gains won't display at 120 frames per second So let's go ahead and jump back out of the capture card I'm going to reset this up and once we get there I'm going to show you guys how you can see the difference between the two options if you properly have everything set up Okay, guys, so I went ahead and made those switches on the TV put the Xboxers back directly into the TV again So let's go ahead and look at those menu options and make sure that everything is set up properly this time All right, so we're going to go back into the menu Go down to our settings Go over to TV and display options and we've already got the 4k resolution setup Right and you have the different options here, but we're going to use the 4k UHD now the one thing you want to double check here as well is the option this option did not come up the first time If you remember, they refresh rate so we want to make sure that we are allowing the 120 hertz refresh rate what that Do its thing and then we want to come back over here to set up And now you can see our TV resolution does support the 120 hertz And the 4k 20 hertz requires an ultra high speed HDMI cable Which came included with the Xbox Series X and we do have that plugged in currently to the Xbox Series X to the TV And everything else looks to be okay except for the watching movies which I don't have the Dolby vision Let's go back out here now the last thing you want to do you can do some collibrating if you need to But I believe in advance we also need to go here and you want to make sure that you have these checked as well The allow 50 the 24 The allow low latency mode allow variable refresh rate You know and then all of these are checked as well All right guys, so you want to make sure that all of those options have been selected and once you've done that Then you should be now set up to do 120 frames per second on your new console But like I said guys, it's not just as simple as quickly just plugging everything in and going There are a couple things you want to make sure that have been set on the console Just go in there and double check make sure they're all there if it's all there perfect You're set you're ready to go But don't forget to at least check because You might not actually be playing 120 frames per second and guys wow it is a fun experience playing at 120 frames per second It is definitely a smoother Process and you can tell the difference when you're playing guys So I hope you really enjoy this when you get it If you're not really noticing the difference if you're thinking to yourself wow man This just doesn't look all that well and then I don't really notice a difference Make sure you've checked these settings. That's probably why um Guys I really am enjoying it on this console so far from the game that I have played and I hope you will too And if you did use this as an upgrade from the Xbox one and you wanted to gift your old one to Another family member. Maybe you still want to keep it somewhere in your house So you want to give it to a friend Make sure you check out a video right here where I show you how to set up game sharing on the Xbox Series X and just a little hit It's the same process on the Xbox one as well. So guys. Thank you so much for watching today and I will see you And the next one