The final pre-launch specifications for the Nintendo Switch 2 have been unveiled by Digital Foundry, confirming that the console will not feature variable refresh rate (VRR) support in docked mode at launch. Although initially announced to support VRR when docked, this feature has been confirmed only for handheld mode. This clarification follows the removal of VRR mentions from the official Nintendo website, sustaining uncertainty about the feature. VRR, essential for smooth gaming experiences, is prevalent in competing consoles like Xbox and PS5, suggesting potential future updates for Switch 2.
The final pre-launch specs for the Switch 2 reveal that it will not support variable refresh rate (VRR) in docked mode at launch.
Initially announced with docked VRR support, the Switch 2 will only allow VRR in handheld mode, which leaves future updates possible.
Variable refresh rate prevents stuttering or tearing issues by matching refresh rates of displays, a feature supported by competitors like Xbox and PS5.
Despite the removal of VRR references from the Nintendo website, it seems likely that docked VRR support will eventually be added to Switch 2.
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