PUBG Mobile has revealed the much-awaited 120fps support in its newest update. Concurrently, Samsung has announced that several of its latest smartphones will now support the popular battle royale game at a seamless 120 fps. This marks a significant enhancement from the previous 90fps limit, offering gamers a more responsive and visually impressive experience.
Samsung and Infinix Lead the 120fps Charge
News of the update was shared by a Samsung official responsible for game optimization, who confirmed it in a community forum post. Supported devices include the newly launched Galaxy S24 series (S24, S24+, S24 Ultra), the Galaxy S23 series (S23, S23+, S23 Ultra), and the innovative foldable Galaxy Z Fold 5. Additionally, Infinix has reported that their recently introduced GT 20 Pro now supports 120fps.
This exciting development aligns with the latest v3.2 update for PUBG Mobile, which not only brings 120fps mode but also introduces a variety of new content like items, stages, mechanics, and gameplay modes.
Improved Gameplay Experience
But what does a higher frame rate mean for your gameplay? At 120fps, actions and movements within the game will appear significantly smoother, eliminating the choppy visuals often seen at lower frame rates. This results in a more responsive gameplay experience, giving players a competitive edge in intense close-quarter battles.
For Samsung devices, the optimizations for this improved PUBG Mobile experience come through the latest Game Optimization Service (GOS) and Game Booster applications. These pre-installed apps are designed to fine-tune your phone’s performance for a lag-free gaming experience.
Future Updates and Compatibility
While this is excellent news for owners of the latest Galaxy flagships, a critical question remains: will older Samsung devices get the 120fps feature in the future? Samsung has not provided any official information on that front. So, even if the company plans to expand compatibility, it might take some time.
Other companies are expected to follow suit and introduce this new feature with their flagship devices soon. Currently, there is no information available on their plans, but we’ll keep you updated as we learn more.
