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Answer by drihpee · Mar 20, 2018 at 05:07 PM
@73cn0109y I know it's 5 years old question but i'll answer it anyway.
Short answer :
NO
Long asnwer :
NO, but you can get all supported Screen Resolutions and it's supported refresh rate and store all the refresh rate to a variable This is how you do it
// C# Snippet
var resolutions = Screen.resolutions;
var refreshRates = new Int32 [resolutions.Length];
for (var c = 0; c < refreshRates.Length; c++)
refreshRates[c] = resolutions[c].refreshRate;
NOTE : This is not recommended because refresh rate also rely on to the resolution itself.