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Ok well here I am on the brand new PC I said I'd report back on. Nothing is installed on this other than windows, chrome, firefox and my graphics drivers and monitor set to 144hz. And yet the UFO test is still saying I'm on 60hz, lol. So I don't what the issue is. Every computer I test this on says ...

Yeah it's weird because it USED to work fine and show me the 120hz last month before I went on vacation. Now I come home and boom, says 60hz lol. But I know its 120hz because I know what it feels like. I tried restarting the browser and all that, having it as the only tab, etc. still just shows 60hz...

Yes but it says the browser I'm using (chrome) passes all the tests. That's why I'm confused...

Edited Update: See HOWTO: Fix "TestUFO Stuck at 60Hz" FAQ So for some reason, when I run the ufo frame skipping test on my monitor, it says it's at 60hz even though it's at 120hz. I know this to be true because if I plug in my other monitor which is actually at 60hz, I can see the huge difference. ...

I don't have that option, it's really stupid. Because I have that horrible Intel optimus crap, I can only change resolutions and refresh rates in the Intel control panel. And of course, Intel thinks anything above 60hz is exceeding the bandwidth when this just isn't true. I hate Intel with a passion.

Does anyone know if this is possible with laptops that have those stupid intel hd graphics with nvidia? The model used here has an AMD chipset I believe. The laptop I have is nvidia. And for some reason, Intel doesn't allow custom refresh rates or overrides with their chipsets. So if anyone has been...