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Sparky, No. The other guy reported the same issue but named his ports wrong (mixed them up). You can actually find evidence of him coming to that conclusion from a simple google search. He had the original post on multiple forum sites. Just a reminder, and to clear some things up,: -My cable is a DV...

Does the cable have the analog pins, or just the digital ones? Might try a digital only cable, to make sure there isn't a digital->analog->digital conversion going on. What does the digitial only cable look like in terms of pins? The analog pins are around a + shaped thing, on a dvi-d cable that + ...

Did you verify in your monitor's OSD that: a) the connection is digital b) it actually runs at high refresh rates and is not stuck at 60Hz The monitor is an Asus VG248QE. Pretty sure it's strongly advertised that it's capable of running at 144hz. Plus, in my nvidia control panel, I am getting the o...

RealNC wrote:Did you verify in your monitor's OSD that:

a) the connection is digital
b) it actually runs at high refresh rates and is not stuck at 60Hz

Not sure what you mean. When I go to my monitor's osd it says nothing about refresh rate.

Sparky wrote:Does the cable have the analog pins, or just the digital ones? Might try a digital only cable, to make sure there isn't a digital->analog->digital conversion going on.

What does the digitial only cable look like in terms of pins?

Unlikely. You need a second person to do a test. He/she plugs the monitor in, doesn't tell you which port it's in, and you try to tell whether there's input lag or not. You do that like 10 times or so. The more the better. I get it may be unlikely. However the lag is definitely there. I have done a...

Now my friend and I both have the exact same video card (MSI GTX 970). We both have different 144 hz monitors. When we plug into the top DVI-D port, it feels responsive and "normal". When we plug into the bottom DVI-I port, the mouse / aim feels floaty in cs:go. I don't think that's placebo, but on...