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So I guess I may have received a faulty monitor... NVIDIA has been helping me troubleshoot the issue, and after 48 hours here's their verdict. Thank you for the update. On checking the details, the issue seems specifically on your monitor or the cable itself. The graphic or the motherboard will not ...

Stitch7 wrote: ↑

05 Dec 2019, 16:50

What refresh rate did you set your monitor to in the osd

There are no options for refresh rate settings in the monitor osd.

Did you also check whether you have the correct display driver installed? As stated in my initial impressions, I had to install the driver manually, because Windows 10 did only install a generic display driver, that also prevented G-Sync from working properly. You can check my post a few pages back...

Regarding the maxwell gpu, I've had it for a couple of years and I think it is doing all right so far, I just play pubg and r6:siege now and then. My previous monitor was also 1440p but just 60 Hz. Waiting for the next big flagship after the RTX 2080 Ti before I get a new gpu.

Yeah, the nvidia troubleshooting session included ddu and clean/full reinstall of the drivers. I'm kind of stumped. The cable is the Lenovo provided DP to DP cable, it is probably only 1.5 - 2 meters or something. It should work. Have not tried HDMI, though, but I don't think that's capable of 240 Hz.

I just got this beast. Anyone else had problems getting 240 Hz in Windows? I have an nvidia gtx titan x (maxwell) which I would assume should be enough to drive this. The max option is 200 Hz, but image quality is really noticeably worse than 144 Hz or 60 Hz. Text is really hard to read because of w...