OLED Monitor overclocking?
Posted: 26 Oct 2024, 17:35
Has anyone tried succesfully to overclock any OLED monitors? I have a 360hz QDOLED that I run for most of the time at native 1440p res 360hz, but when I play CS2 I play at 768p. So I thought, if those dual mode OLEDs are reaching 480hz at 1080p, could I not get any kind of OC at 768p?
Well seems like I can't lol. At first I tried 1280x720p 390hz and I got an "out of range" message from the monitor's OSD. Then I decided to try 720p 361hz just to see if the monitor had some hard caps that prevented any kind of OC. This time something pretty strange happened: the screen turned fully green, after a second switched to blue, then red, then black and then it just repeated. I got a bit scared (since I got my monitor off craigslist and it's got no warranty) and I pressed escape to revert to 360hz.
I did this with DSC disabled since I read DSC can mess with custom resolutions. Then I tried it with DSC on and same thing happened. Oh well.
Any thoughts?
Well seems like I can't lol. At first I tried 1280x720p 390hz and I got an "out of range" message from the monitor's OSD. Then I decided to try 720p 361hz just to see if the monitor had some hard caps that prevented any kind of OC. This time something pretty strange happened: the screen turned fully green, after a second switched to blue, then red, then black and then it just repeated. I got a bit scared (since I got my monitor off craigslist and it's got no warranty) and I pressed escape to revert to 360hz.
I did this with DSC disabled since I read DSC can mess with custom resolutions. Then I tried it with DSC on and same thing happened. Oh well.
Any thoughts?