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Galaxy S PhonesI do not spend my time thinking about refresh rates. If I'm looking at a screen and it doesn't flicker, it's fine.
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Galaxy S PhonesIt would be nice if it's already on the system, with out the need of using other apps
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Galaxy S Phones60hz, 90 hz and 120hz.
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Galaxy S PhonesIf you set your motion smoothness to adaptive it will automatically adjust the refresh rate up to 120Hz (I expect 90Hz is in there somewhere). I guess whatever is optimal for what you are doing. If you choose standard, then it only refreshes at 60 Hz, which is fine, anything more than that for normal usage is just overkill.