DISPLAY
Refresh Rate
Estimate your display refresh rate.
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Display / BROWSER TEST
Display refresh rate test
Estimate the frame cadence available to your browser on this display. Keep this tab visible while the measurement runs.
How to use this testYOUR RESULT → YOUR NEXT STEP
What does my result mean?
Choose what you observed. These explanations help you narrow down a problem; they are not an automatic hardware diagnosis.
QUICK START
How to use the refresh rate
- Move the browser window onto the display you want to check.
- Click Measure and keep the page in the foreground until the result appears.
- Repeat after changing display settings or moving the window to another monitor.
READ YOUR RESULTS
Understanding your results
The test samples 180 animation-frame timestamps and converts the median interval to an estimated rate in Hz. This reflects the browser's rendering cadence, which often follows the display refresh rate.
Power saving, browser throttling, variable refresh rate and system load can affect the measurement. This is not a direct hardware query; use your operating-system display settings to confirm the configured monitor refresh rate.
Troubleshooting your refresh rate
A 144 Hz monitor reads around 60 Hz
Move the window fully onto the target monitor. Check its refresh rate in system display settings and rerun with the tab visible. Power saving, remote desktops and browser limits can lower the result.
Results differ between runs
Close heavy background work and keep the tab visible. The estimate follows animation-frame timing, not a direct panel measurement. Variable refresh rate and scheduling can change the result.
Still stuck? Report a test problem. Do not include recordings or private device information.
Frequently asked questions
Why does a high-refresh display show a lower result?
The browser or operating system may be limiting rendering cadence. Check the active display mode and power settings, then repeat with this page visible.
Can I compare multiple monitors?
Yes. Move the browser window fully onto each display and run a new measurement on that display.