As of now, Chromebook from manufacturers such as HP, Asus, Lenovo and many more do not come with a display that supports variable refresh rates. Chromebooks might come with hardware that supports variable refresh rates in the futureĪs per a report by MSPowerUser, the variable refresh rate remains useless at the moment because the current generation of Chromebooks does not come with compatible hardware. In January, it was reported that Chromebooks are about to get gaming-related features as well. However, the description of this flag also says that it would work on "capable displays." It can be concluded that the existing Chromebooks will not benefit from this feature.
From what it looks like, the latest Chromebook update has the capability to operate with variable refresh rates. However, a recent report suggests that Google might be working on variable refresh rate support for Chromebooks.Īccording to a report by Kevin Tofel at About Chromebooks, Chrome OS 101 in the development channel contains a new flag at chrome://flags#enable-variable-refresh-rate. For instance, Chromebooks do not support variable refresh rate displays. While these devices enable users to browse the internet, access and edit documents and perform other day-to-day tasks, they lack certain features as well. They are hybrid devices that offer the functionality of a portable Android tablet along with the form factor of a laptop. Chromebooks have been around for quite some time now.
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