Refresh Rate Test & Chart
Measure your display's current refresh rate, then compare common rates from 60Hz to 480Hz.
Higher refresh rates show new frames more often: 60Hz draws a frame every 16.67 ms, 144Hz every 6.94 ms and 240Hz every 4.17 ms.
Current FPS
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Frames in the last second
Refresh rate
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Nearest standard rate
Average FPS
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Since the test started
1% low FPS
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Slowest 1% of frames
Frame time
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Typical (median)
Dropped frames
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Frames that arrived late
Speed
Refresh rate chart
| Refresh rate | Frame time | vs 60Hz | Common on |
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| 60Hz | 16.67 ms | 1.00× | most office monitors, laptops, TVs and older phones |
| 75Hz | 13.33 ms | 1.25× | budget office and entry-level gaming monitors |
| 90Hz | 11.11 ms | 1.50× | many Android phones and some VR headsets |
| 100Hz | 10.00 ms | 1.67× | many ultrawide and budget monitors |
| 120Hz | 8.33 ms | 2.00× | flagship phones, tablets, recent TVs and current game consoles |
| 144Hz | 6.94 ms | 2.40× | mainstream gaming monitors |
| 165Hz | 6.06 ms | 2.75× | gaming monitors and gaming laptops |
| 180Hz | 5.56 ms | 3.00× | recent budget and mid-range gaming monitors |
| 240Hz | 4.17 ms | 4.00× | esports and high-end gaming monitors |
| 360Hz | 2.78 ms | 6.00× | high-end esports monitors |
| 480Hz | 2.08 ms | 8.00× | the fastest esports monitors, including some OLED models |
Frequently asked questions
What is a refresh rate?
The refresh rate is how many times per second a display draws a new image, measured in hertz (Hz). A 144Hz monitor refreshes 144 times per second.
Is refresh rate the same as FPS?
No. FPS is how many frames your computer produces; the refresh rate is how many the display can show. You see at most the lower of the two.
What refresh rate do I have?
Run the test on this page. It measures the rate your display is actually using right now, which can differ from what the monitor supports.