though. It used to be that monitor refresh rates were static. Once you set 60Hz or 120Hz, the monitor would refresh that many times per second, no matter what. The stream of frames from your graphics card doesn’t usually mimic that behavior, though...
So, here are the steps to set your monitor to 144Hz: 1. Confirm Device Compatibility It is very obvious that if your monitor doesn’t support a higher refresh rate than 60Hz it won’t be able to run anything with that refresh no matter what you do for it. You monitor must be rated...
To set up shortcuts, open the OSD and find the Shortcut option, if your monitor supports it. It will give you a few slots that you can assign to a number of different features for quick access. Then, when you want to change that setting (in my case, my GameVisual preset), you ca...
I'm guessing you have an Nvidia card in your machine too? I don't hook up an external monitor to mine, but if you do you should see the - 654493
1 REPLY davemon50 Level 11 06-23-201709:50 PM I'm guessing you have an Nvidia card in your machine too? I don't hook up an external monitor to mine, but if you do you should see the options to ensure your desired settings in the Nvidia control panel. See the attached pic...
UPDATED 9/26/2024:AlthoughWindows 11can automatically set the optimal refresh rate for your monitor, you may still need to change this setting manually. For example, if you have a gaming monitor that supports high refresh rate settings, such as 120Hz, 144Hz, 240Hz, and higher. Or, if th...
it can cause problems like stuttering. If you have recently upgraded to a monitor with a better refresh rate, you may also want to double-check that Windows is set to the higher rate for a smoother experience. If you’re on a laptop, you can even set the refresh rate lower to help ...
5. Now, scroll down through the ‘Choose refresh rate’. You will see that is set to the ‘Dynamic’ settings. 6. Just, click on the drop-down and choose “60 Hz” or “120 Hz” as you like. Close the Settings page and you are done. ...
I am using a certified HDMI 2.1 cable, For testing purposes I used the one that I am using on my Xbox Series X on the same monitor to 120hz and I am still software limited to only 4k at 60hz. I have found a cable that I can do a firmware update to on a Windows PC that claim...
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