While refresh rate deals with the time it takes the hardware to refresh the image, response time refers to how quickly the individual pixels change color from white to black or red or green.
Over the past 20 years, LCDs have caught up on refresh rates, thanks to innovations on the back-plane where tiny transistors address each pixel of colour on the screen.
One thing that may hold P-Ink back, however, is what is known as the refresh rate. This is the speed at which a pixel can change colour.
These three characteristics are: screen size, the dot and refresh rate.
Maximum refresh rate of the video controller in Hertz.
Dynamic random access memory (DRAM) memory modules also have a refresh rate.
In order to display a full-frame image in 3-d, you need an extremely high frame rate, so usually the TV must be capable of a 240-hz refresh rate.
Multiplayer online games accessed through a game console have hard-and-fast performance rules that derive from the fixed refresh rate of the display device.
