Infinix highlights 4 games that support 144 fps with GT 50 Pro

Following its official launch, Infinix boasts 4 games that support up to 144 fps gaming to the GT 50 Pro.

Infinix GT 50 Pro and its HydroFlow Liquid Cooling

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Infinix says, mobile gaming has become competitive enough that frame rate and consistency now matter as much as graphics. 

The brand  is leaning into that shift with the GT 50 Pro, a phone the company says is built around native 144fps support and a set of gaming-focused features it calls its "Immersive Pro Gaming Ecosystem."

To make the case, Infinix points to four popular titles spanning different genres such as MOBA, battle royale, and competitive shooters.

Mobile Legends: Bang Bang

In team-based games like MLBB, fights can turn in a fraction of a second, and on-screen clarity matters when several characters' abilities and effects overlap. Infinix says the GT 50 Pro's 144fps support results in smoother animation and faster frame transitions, which it argues makes it easier to track enemy movement during chaotic skirmishes.

144 fps at Mobile Legends: Bang Bang

The phone also includes what Infinix calls a Pressure-Sense GT Trigger, a feature meant to let players execute combos or abilities with a press rather than juggling multiple fingers across the screen. A "Game Suggestions" widget is designed to launch MLBB directly and surface settings like cooling, frame optimization, and network tools before a match starts.

Call of Duty: Mobile

Infinix presents CODM as one of the clearer tests of the phone's performance claims, given the genre's reliance on quick reactions and precise aim. The company says certified native 144fps play here translates into smoother motion tracking and quicker response times across both multiplayer and battle royale modes.

A feature Infinix calls Ultra Frame, or MFRC, is pitched as a way to push select game modes from 60fps up to 120fps without sacrificing graphics settings. The company also says CPU frequency scaling and memory management have been tuned to reduce frame drops during longer sessions.

Standoff 2

As a precision shooter, Standoff 2 is the kind of game where small differences in responsiveness are noticeable, particularly during fast aim adjustments and close-quarters fights. Infinix says running the title at 144fps produces more fluid motion, which it claims helps players track targets more reliably even in fast-moving firefights.

The company also points to its low-latency input system, which it says registers swipes and taps with minimal delay, along with GT Trigger mapping for quicker execution of in-game actions.

Free Fire

Free Fire rewards fast decision-making, and Infinix argues that high-frame-rate rendering helps reduce stutter during quick rotations and close combat. 

GT Trigger System

The GT Trigger system again appears here, letting players assign pressure-sensitive inputs for aiming and shooting. Infinix says its system-level optimizations are intended to prevent overheating or slowdown across longer survival matches.

Wider ecosystem

Apart from its frame rate, The GT 50 Pro also features a package of gaming-oriented tools rather than a single feature. The Game Suggestions widget is built to recognize frequently played titles and launch them quickly, while also providing shortcuts to:

• Liquid cooling
• Ultra Frame (MFRC)
• Lighting effects
• Esports-grade control settings
• GT Trigger
• Game network acceleration

These shortcuts are meant to be adjusted before a match begins rather than mid-game.

The GT Trigger, which Infinix describes as an industry-first open-cut design, is built around a few core claims from the company:

• Pressure-based input distinguishing light and heavy presses
• Left and right slide gestures for control mapping
• Up to eight mapping points with ten sensitivity levels
• Input latency under 20 milliseconds
• Presets for more than ten popular titles
• A built-in tutorial mini-game

Infinix rates the trigger's durability at more than three million presses and says players can switch between different control profiles mid-session — for instance, toggling a quick-scope setup in a shooter or a combo shortcut in a MOBA.

Whether the GT 50 Pro lives up to these claims in practice will depend on independent testing and real-world use. With that being said, you may want to check our actual full review of the Infinix GT 50 Pro.

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