BGMI 120 FPS Devices: iQOO Neo 9 Pro Players Hit Hard

Gaming disaster strikes! iQOO Neo 9 Pro users are facing a nightmare scenario as BGMI's coveted 120 FPS (Ultra Extreme+) setting has been temporarily yanked away following the 3.9 update.…

By Rahul Roy

July 19, 2025

2 min read

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Gaming disaster strikes! iQOO Neo 9 Pro users are facing a nightmare scenario as BGMI’s coveted 120 FPS (Ultra Extreme+) setting has been temporarily yanked away following the 3.9 update. The July 17, 2025 announcement has left competitive players scrambling for solutions to maintain their edge.

BGMI 120 FPS Devices Issue: What You Need to Know

Aspect	Details
Affected Device	iQOO Neo 9 Pro
Issue Date	July 17, 2025
Problem	120 FPS disabled temporarily
Reason	Performance concerns after 3.9 update
Recommendation	iQOO manufacturer advisory
Workaround	Game Frame Interpolation

The Performance Crisis

Why the sudden downgrade? BGMI took this drastic step based on iQOO’s own recommendation due to “performance concerns identified in the latest update.” This suggests the 3.9 update created stability issues specifically when running at ultra-high frame rates on the Neo 9 Pro.

For competitive BGMI players, 120 FPS isn’t just a luxury – it’s a necessity for smooth gameplay and competitive advantage. The sudden loss feels like being stripped of a superpower mid-battle.

The Official Workaround

BGMI has suggested using Game Frame Interpolation as a temporary solution. Access it through: In-game > Open Game Sidebar > Game Tools > Game Frame Interpolation. This feature generates additional frames to create smoother visuals, though it won’t match true 120 FPS performance.

Real Player Impact: Imagine training for months at 120 FPS, perfecting your aim and reaction times, only to suddenly be forced back to lower frame rates. That’s the frustration thousands of iQOO Neo 9 Pro users are experiencing right now.

What’s Next?

BGMI assures it’s “actively monitoring the situation” while affected players can contact iQOO Support for device-specific assistance.

This incident highlights the complex relationship between game optimization and device hardware. While competitive players demand maximum performance, stability must come first to prevent widespread gaming issues.

Bottom Line: BGMI’s temporary 120 FPS removal for iQOO Neo 9 Pro users after the 3.9 update prioritizes stability over performance, leaving competitive players waiting for optimization fixes.

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