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Essentially, a TV's refresh rate is how fast the display changes the picture. TVs with faster refresh rates refresh the screen's image more often per second. And in theory, a faster refresh rate means less motion blur and a smoother picture. But how fast does it really need to be? The standard TV refresh rate is 60Hz, which means that the screen displays 60 frames per second. (To be more specific, it's actually 30 frames that are doubled and laced together for fluid movement from image to image).
The refresh rate is the number of frames per second the television can display. Its unit is a Hertz, which is equal to 1/second. 120Hz means it can draw 120 images per second. The refresh rate of televisions is misleading and is mixed with marketing lies. The increased refresh rate (120Hz and higher) was introduced by manufacturers as an indirect way to reduce the motion blur problem of LCDs and LEDs. However, the response time of 120Hz and 240Hz TVs is usually the same as 60Hz ones. Do not look at the refresh rate of a TV. Not only is the advertised number false, but a 120Hz+ TV does not reduce the amount of motion blur in console games. The response time is the best measure of motion blur in an LED TV. It is the time a pixel takes to transition from one color to another.