How To Enable 120Hz On PS5 And What You Need

It's a relatively straightforward process, and we're outlining the steps here. First, though, you'll need a TV that can support 120Hz with an HDMI 2.1 port, and also a compatible HDMI cable. Sony acknowledges that "4K 120Hz TVs have not yet fully penetrated the market," but if you're fortunate enough to have one (and a PS5!), you can enjoy a smoother experience playing some next-gen games.

As outlined on Sony's website, here's what you need to do to play games at 120Hz:

• Visit the "Settings" tab on your PS5

• Navigate to PS Screen and Video

• From there, you'll find the option to "Enable 120Hz Output," and that's basically it.

Alternatively, you may need to navigate to the Save Data and Game/App Settings page and click Game Presets and then select Performance mode to access the higher frame rates. Some games that support 120Hz have their own in-game Settings pages that let you toggle it on or off, while others rely on this system-level preset.

Again, all of this is only possible if your TV or monitor is capable of supporting 120Hz, so you'll want to check that first before you get started.

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