The high screens refreshment rates are trendy. It all started with the first Razer Phone, which already incorporated a 120Hz screen. Now with the OnePlus 7 Pro and other phones there are more and more phones with refresh rates above 60Hz. And Xiaomi has not been able to stay behind, so with the Xiaomi Mi 9T They have implemented it, but until now you could not enjoy it, but now with a new mod you will be able to have 75Hz on the screen.
The screen of the Xiaomi Mi 9T although until now the software did not allow to see more than 60Hz, although its screen is capable of reproducing 90Hz. Like that of the Xiaomi Mi 9, which is capable of reproducing the same number of frames and a mod that could increase its refresh rate to 84Hz, even though it ate the battery.
Xiaomi Mi 9T at 75Hz
User Zenkrey has posted a mod on XDA Developers what does a overclock to the refresh rate of the screen (that is, manually increase the hertz of the screen), in this way you can enjoy the 75Hz on the screen of your Mi 9T.
We remember that this phone in other parts of the world is called Redmi K20, so mods often name it by this name, but it's the same.
Of course, to do so you will have to unlock the bootloader to flash this mod. You may need a Custom Recovery as TWRP Recovery or something similar.
It is advisable to know exactly what you will need is that you take a look at the mod post and follow all the steps and you will see how it has no special complication.
75Hz. Good or bad?
The 75Hz, like everything, has its pros and cons, and that is that the higher the refresh rate, the greater the fluidity when using your phone and when navigating through menus, applications, etc. But this, like the Mi 9 that we mentioned before, consumes a lot of battery, so the battery of your device is going to be reduced.
If you are one of those who while it reaches the end of the day you are happy and your Mi 9T fulfills you to spare, you can have 75Hz and you will have greater fluidity without problems, but if you are an intensive user, think about it if you want to install this mod.
And you do you think? Would you wear this 75Hz mod in exchange for sacrificing battery life? Or do you prefer 60Hz and more battery life?