👉 Refresh math, also known as refresh equations or refresh rates, is a mathematical concept used in digital media and technology to describe how often a display or a system updates its content. It is typically expressed in Hertz (Hz), indicating the number of times per second that the refresh rate occurs. For example, a monitor with a 60 Hz refresh rate updates its image 60 times every second. This high refresh rate reduces motion blur and makes fast-moving content appear smoother, enhancing the visual experience in applications like gaming and video playback.
