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Has anyone tried to test the maximum frame rate one an iPad 3 connected to a 120Hz screen for example?

I would like to know if it's possible to achieve more than the 60fps using the any benchmark/test application or a custom test app using CADisplayLink on an external monitor.

Please report the application or game you tested with - I am leaving this wide open in terms of which app so as to get some initial data on what frame rate the hardware is capable of pushing.

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Questions on using the SDK to develop apps are generally off topic here. Hit us up in the chat room if you need more assistance - you might have better luck on StackOverflow for specific coding questions. – bmike♦ Mar 19 '12 at 17:30
@bmike: Actually using any kind of application that displays the framerate would be a good solution. The question is not about how to develop or use an SDK... It's specifically about the iPad/hardware. – Coyote Mar 19 '12 at 17:45
OK - I didn't read it that way. How about I re-open it and let it ride a while. The other moderators will see that I closed it and re-opened it - so we'll see how the community sees it. If they vote it closed - hit us (the moderators) up in the chat room and we can help editing it into shape so others don't interpret it as I did initially. – bmike♦ Mar 19 '12 at 17:51
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@bmike: Edited the question to avoid more confusion. – Coyote Mar 19 '12 at 17:51

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GLBenchmark 2.1

($4.99 in App Store)

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