No, only 120 FPS…
Also in fhd? I mean, only half of the pixels have to be calculated with fhd than with 4k
1/4 (half in the horizontal as well as half in the vertical), but the resolution and performance are not scaled 1: 1. As far as I know, 144Hz is not an HDMI specification, i.e. It is less about the performance of the computer nor about the bandwidth of the transmission, but only about whether 144Hz are controlled at all. With the PC there's a specific PC resolution or can an individual resolution be set, I don't know whether this is possible with a console.
How much fps you have is not related to it, by the way, one is a periodic signal when the panel is activated, the other an average value of the images per second that your system can calculate. The fps value fluctuates continuously depending on the scene and viewport and you will hardly ever have over 120 fps in any game.
120HZ are possible but this must also be supported by the game
The Xbox Series X currently has a maximum refresh rate of 120fps, but in the future a 144fps mode should also be available, at least if it should be planned for the next generation, because that was already the case with the One, a 120fps mode was already available Months, if not years, before the Xbox Series release.
The difference between 120fps and 144fps is really maginal.
Hope I could help!
No problem at all for the Xbox Series X as the console with the most 120fps titles.
Around 3 times more games than the competition
