Battlegrounds Mobile India (BGMI) players using the iQOO Neo 9 Pro device are currently experiencing a significant change in their gameplay, as the highly sought-after 120 FPS (Ultra Extreme+) option has been temporarily disabled following the recent 3.9 update. This development, announced by BGMI on July 17, 2025, has left many gamers seeking clarity and solutions for a smoother experience. Check out the detailed information about BGMI 120 FPS Devices: iQOO Neo 9 Pro Players Face Temporary Downgrade.
BGMI 120 FPS Devices: iQOO Neo 9 Pro Players Face Temporary Downgrade
According to the official statement from BGMI, the decision to temporarily disable the 120 FPS setting on the iQOO Neo 9 Pro was made based on a recommendation from the device manufacturer, iQOO, due to “performance concerns identified in the latest update.” This indicates a potential optimization issue where the new update might be causing instability or other performance-related problems when the game runs at such a high frame rate on the iQOO Neo 9 Pro.
Graphic settings are deeply integrated with a device’s hardware and software performance, making such adjustments a critical step to ensure a stable gaming environment. BGMI has advised affected users to directly contact iQOO for further support or information regarding this matter. iQOO’s official support portal for India can be accessed at https://www.iqoo.com/in/support.
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BGMI 120 FPS Devices: How to Enhance Gameplay Smoothness
While players await a permanent resolution for the 120 FPS option, BGMI has suggested a workaround to enhance gameplay smoothness: the “Game Frame Interpolation” feature. This feature, accessible within the device settings via In-game > Open Game Sidebar > Game Tools > Game Frame Interpolation, aims to provide a smoother visual experience by generating additional frames, effectively increasing the perceived frame rate. It’s a technology designed to make animations appear more fluid, even if the native frame rate is lower.
BGMI has reassured its player base that it is “actively monitoring the situation” and will provide relevant updates as they become available. The gaming community’s feedback and support are crucial during this period of adjustment.
This temporary setback highlights the intricate relationship between game optimization and device-specific performance. While the 120 FPS experience is a benchmark for many competitive players, ensuring stability and preventing widespread performance issues takes precedence. iQOO Neo 9 Pro users will be eagerly anticipating further communications from both BGMI and iQOO regarding the return of the Ultra Extreme+ setting.
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