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<\/figure>\n Any PC gamers among you, or even more serious Xbox owners (who have had this for years), will be familiar with technology called Variable Refresh Rate, or VRR, a feature that allows for<\/span> \u201ca dynamic display refresh rate that can continuously and seamlessly vary on the fly\u201d. That feature is coming to PS5 consoles later this week.<\/p>\n This is a lot more important than it sounds if you cherish visual fidelity (and consistency) in your games. By syncing your console and display to the same refresh rate there\u2019s less likely to be lags or dips in quality between the two, which means stuff like screen tearing can be cut down or even eliminated<\/p>\n While Sony\u2019s announcement only consisted of words<\/span>, if you want a video explanation of how it works, with some examples, here\u2019s something Nvidia whipped up for their own G-Sync tech:<\/p>\n