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Yes but because monitors have a limit of how much bandwidth they have for the signal, lowering the resolution should allow for higher Hz. That doesn't mean the panel can show higher Hz. You should really read the posts so far... That's already been said in this thread, I've said this and so has Q83...

Just because a panel has higher resolution doesn't mean it can support higher refresh. That's because TFT only support one resolution. A 4K panel only operates at 4K. If you choose a 1080p resolution on a 4K panel, 1080p is going to get upscaled to 4K. TFT panels only have one resolution. Every oth...

Anyone has overclocked 27" 1080p 144Hz monitor to 240Hz. But he made hardware and firmware changes viewtopic.php?f=7&t=48 Ok that's pretty interesting but I was wondering if anyone has lowered the resolution to increase the Hz on a 1440p monitor like from 1440p to 720p. After some googling I'm alom...

Almost all monitors won't just accept higher refresh rates by firmware. Seiki isn't monitor vendor. And as new player of TV business i guess they have less human resources and that's why they didn't block overclocking by firmware. May be I'm wrong. Just look at 120/144Hz monitors: none accepts high...

Short answer: it depends on the monitor. Long answer: If the monitor doesn't have an overclocking lock, you can do all that if the panel actually supports the high refresh rates. Just like normal 1080p 60Hz monitors. You can try to overlock them, but it's not guaranteed to work. Mine for example on...

So I'm looking to get a new monitor, I'd like to be able to have a high refresh rate for games like counter strike and then high resolution/lower refresh rate for fps capped games, and just more casual games in general. Also please correct me if I get any of this terminology wrong I'm new here and d...