High i just bought this monitor and it was working well 144hz 1080p
But after ~2 months i just can't set 144Hz becouse of black screen with "Out of range" error
Max refresh rate is 120Hz atm.
In using DVI-D cable in monitor and GPU (Asus GTX 760 DII OC)
Any ideas how to fix that problem ?
BenQ XL2411Z 144Hz problem
Re: BenQ XL2411Z 144Hz problem
Is this a troll comment or what? I don't see how that would help. Maybe if he tried on a different PC it would tell him something.Q83Ia7ta wrote:reinstall windows
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Falkentyne
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Re: BenQ XL2411Z 144Hz problem
Run 'reset-all.exe' in Custom resolution utility.
Most likely, at some point, you attempted to create a 144 hz custom resolution. This does not work the way you would want it to. 144 hz is not a standard refresh rate, so it can not use normal timings. Any manually created 144 hz resolution must used CVT /lcd reduced blank/timings or you will get an out of range error. The highest refresh rate that LCD monitors can use with normal timings is 125-132 hz, depending on the model and hardware.
(this is the same reason why you can not use any VT tweak for benq blur reduction at all at 144 hz).
No idea if this applies to Displayport or freesync (adaptive sync) or upcoming/brand new monitors
Most likely, at some point, you attempted to create a 144 hz custom resolution. This does not work the way you would want it to. 144 hz is not a standard refresh rate, so it can not use normal timings. Any manually created 144 hz resolution must used CVT /lcd reduced blank/timings or you will get an out of range error. The highest refresh rate that LCD monitors can use with normal timings is 125-132 hz, depending on the model and hardware.
(this is the same reason why you can not use any VT tweak for benq blur reduction at all at 144 hz).
No idea if this applies to Displayport or freesync (adaptive sync) or upcoming/brand new monitors
Re: BenQ XL2411Z 144Hz problem
Falkentyne wrote:Run 'reset-all.exe' in Custom resolution utility.
Most likely, at some point, you attempted to create a 144 hz custom resolution. This does not work the way you would want it to. 144 hz is not a standard refresh rate, so it can not use normal timings. Any manually created 144 hz resolution must used CVT /lcd reduced blank/timings or you will get an out of range error. The highest refresh rate that LCD monitors can use with normal timings is 125-132 hz, depending on the model and hardware.
(this is the same reason why you can not use any VT tweak for benq blur reduction at all at 144 hz).
No idea if this applies to Displayport or freesync (adaptive sync) or upcoming/brand new monitors
Where can i find this file ?
Im totaly noob
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lexlazootin
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Re: BenQ XL2411Z 144Hz problem
http://www.monitortests.com/ValiooX wrote:Where can i find this file ?
Im totaly noob
it's in the CRU zip file.
Re: BenQ XL2411Z 144Hz problem
it didn't worklexlazootin wrote:http://www.monitortests.com/ValiooX wrote:Where can i find this file ?
Im totaly noob
it's in the CRU zip file.