Blur Busters Forums

Wow! that's a lot of new info there, at least new to me

How about overclocking the monitor? I know most monitors can be OC'd and probably mine too. I have to yet check how much. Would 180hz be OK? Or any other number would be more optimal or just shouldn't bother and stay with 120hz?

RealNC wrote:Note that 120Hz is better when it comes to your desktop. It allows you to watch 24FPS, 30FPS and 60FPS videos. 144Hz only works well for 24FPS video.

Could you please explain this? My monitor is set to 144hz and I never had any issues watching any video.

Thanks for all the reply. I did get some new info.

Get a DisplayPort cable to make 100% sure you're not running into weird pixel clock limitation issues. Also, it's almost 2017. Why the hell are you still using DVI cables? :-D


The monitor's guide and all other sources told me to use DUAL LINK DVI to be able to get 144hz and they actualy included ...

Thanks for the reply. The drivers are brand new because I just bought the card 3 days ago :) The refresh rate is set to 144hz in nvidia control panel as I stated before.

update: Yehhaaa! Problem solved. In Chrome it shows 144hz Valid and working. I guess my bad was not not test in other browsers ...

Don't tell me the 144hz refresh rate doesn't work in win7 64bit. I realy don't want to install win 10 that is basicaly a giant spyware if I don't have to.

Edited Update:
See HOWTO: Fix "TestUFO Stuck at 60Hz" FAQ
Hi,

I'm new on the forum and did search before posting this to see if anyone else had this problem before me but I found nothing.

The problem is I bought a 144hz monitor but it seems to work only @ 60hz according to my eyes and the ...