Monitor Refresh Rate & ms Test

Real-time hardware measurement of display refresh rate (Hz), frame interval (ms), and smart monitor analysis.

Detected Refresh Rate
Measuring...
Hertz (Hz)
Frame Interval (ms)
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Milliseconds per Frame
Monitor Panel Class
Analyzing...
Hardware Profile
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Display Diagnostic Report

Automatic hardware categorization & refresh rate analysis

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Visual Motion Blur & Smoothness Verification

Observe the moving orb below. High refresh rate monitors (144Hz+) render sharp, fluid motion without trailing ghost artifacts.

⚠️ Did you buy a 144Hz / 165Hz / 240Hz monitor but seeing 60Hz?

Over 40% of high-refresh-rate monitor owners accidentally run their screens at 60Hz because operating systems default to 60Hz unless manually adjusted. Follow these steps to unlock your monitor's full Hz:

1. Windows Display Settings

Right-click Desktop → Display settingsAdvanced display → Under Choose a refresh rate, select 144Hz / 165Hz / 240Hz.

2. Use DisplayPort Cable

Older HDMI 1.4 cables limit output to 60Hz. Connect your monitor using a DisplayPort 1.4 or HDMI 2.0+ cable to support high Hz.

3. GPU Driver Control Panel

Open NVIDIA Control Panel or AMD Software → Go to Change Resolution → Ensure Resolution is under PC section at max Hz.

Standard Display Benchmarks

Display Type Refresh Rate (Hz) Expected Frame Time (ms) Use Case & Feel
Standard Office Display 60 Hz 16.67 ms Web browsing & office tasks
Entry Gaming Display 75 Hz / 90 Hz 13.33 ms / 11.11 ms Smooth scrolling & casual gaming
Esports Gaming Standard 144 Hz / 165 Hz 6.94 ms / 6.06 ms Competitive FPS (CS2, Valorant, Apex)
High-Speed Esports 240 Hz / 280 Hz 4.16 ms / 3.57 ms Pro esports gaming & tournament play
Ultra High Refresh Rate 360 Hz / 540 Hz 2.77 ms / 1.85 ms Professional competition setups