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Switch 2 receives an update adding the VRR in auto when connected to TV

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Switch 2 receives an update adding the VRR in auto when connected to TV

A major improvement is coming for the Switch 2 with the activation of the VRR when the console is connected to a compatible TV. This update reinforces the visual experience and promises increased fluidity during widescreen gaming sessions.

The Switch 2 The VAR is now activated when connecting the console to a TV set. This function, which is already popular on other platforms, aims to smooth out variations in images and reduce screen tearing for a smoother experience, especially in variable-speed games. The announcement states that the VRR is available when the console is connected to a TV set, without detailing any additional requirements in terms of frequency range or compatible TV models. In practice, this could mean less saccades and a more homogenous visual experience during fast scenes or intense transitions. No information has been provided on any impact on autonomy or additional graphics settings, but the VRR implementation is generally seen as a qualitative improvement for players connected to a large format screen. This improvement reinforces the commitment of the VRR to the VRR. Switch 2 The communication insists on direct access to this function via the update, suggesting an automatic activation or an adjustable option in the menus, according to the usual practices of the system updates. Interested players may consider checking the availability of the update and activate the VRR via the display settings menu once the console is connected.