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With 5 years on the market, the visually simplistic Pokémon Go has been beholden to a xxx FPS cap on iOS devices all this time. While back up has been spotty, Android users have had the pick to remove that framerate cap for a while. With the most contempo update, nonetheless, iOS owners can at present savour loftier refresh rate gaming.

The about contempo update version 1.191.0 added an option in the avant-garde settings menu that lets you unlock the framerate to run at your device's native refresh charge per unit. The setting is turned off by default on every phone. When enabled, the loftier-end iPhone xiii Pro and iPhone 13 Pro Max can play Pokémon Get at up to 120 frames per 2d. Lower-stop phones will instead attain a maximum of sixty FPS.

This doesn't just apply to the lower-end devices within the iPhone 13 family. Previous iPhone generations also have the option to uncap the framerate though, results may vary depending on the phone. According to The Verge, the iPhone 8 Plus struggled to maintain a locked 60 frames per 2d. While these loftier refresh rates are ever welcome, users that desire to salve on precious battery life may want to go out the 30 FPS cap enabled.