180hz monitor but stuck at 165hz

[Frokx]

hey community i wanna ask i have 300fps more in cs and 180hz monitor asus tuf vg249q3a.... but my cs setting only capped at 165hz, can someone help me with the setting thanks

[Ancient Oldie]

Are you using the displayport to connect.

[Phe0.]

Is there actualy any gains from having 180hz from say a 144hz? Honest question

[Ancient Oldie]

Originally posted by Phe0.:

Is there actualy any gains from having 180hz from say a 144hz? Honest question

o/c there is, but not as much of a difference as going from 60 to 144

[ގ󠁳ގ󠁳ގ󠁳⁧⁧Redline]

tbh 144 is enough ...

going back to 60hz is awfull

OP you cannot use HDMI use DP

[Admiral]

You have to enable overclocking in your monitor's settings as well if you haven't already. I believe it's just 144hz panel but overclockable to 180hz.

[Frokx]

Originally posted by Ancient Oldie:

Are you using the displayport to connect.

yes im using display port already

[Frokx]

Originally posted by Phe0.:

Is there actualy any gains from having 180hz from say a 144hz? Honest question

no my first monitor was 75hz, and i just bought a new pc setup

[Frokx]

Originally posted by Admiral ♥♥♥♥:

You have to enable overclocking in your monitor's settings as well if you haven't already. I believe it's just 144hz panel but overclockable to 180hz.

already done that but nothing change, still stuck at 165hz, even trying to customize my resolution on nvdia graphic setting to 180hz

[Frokx]

Originally posted by Frokx:

hey community i wanna ask i have 300fps more in cs and 180hz monitor asus tuf vg249q3a.... but my cs setting only capped at 165hz, can someone help me with the setting thanks

im just afraid that cs doest have 180hz setting, from 165hz and jump to 240hz

[Xsago797]

Originally posted by Frokx:

Originally posted by Admiral ♥♥♥♥:

You have to enable overclocking in your monitor's settings as well if you haven't already. I believe it's just 144hz panel but overclockable to 180hz.

already done that but nothing change, still stuck at 165hz, even trying to customize my resolution on nvdia graphic setting to 180hz

Did you check in Windows :
Type in search bar "Settings"
System / Display / Advanced display ?

[Frokx]

i just check that if i use a window fullscreen i can run at 180hz but if just fullscreen i stuck at 165 hz

[Frokx]

Originally posted by Xsago797:

Originally posted by Frokx:

already done that but nothing change, still stuck at 165hz, even trying to customize my resolution on nvdia graphic setting to 180hz

Did you check in Windows
System / Display / Advanced display ?

yes and its already at 180hz

[Xsago797]

Originally posted by Frokx:

Originally posted by Xsago797:

Did you check in Windows
System / Display / Advanced display ?

yes and its already at 185hz

Than try to find answer on internet .
In my case I have 144 Hz monitor , but it shows 143,97 .
When I open CS 2 it shows 143 maximum .

Anyway in which mode is your monitor ?
In my case it was in racing mode by default , but after switching to FPS mode colours are different , better .

[Frokx]

Originally posted by Xsago797:

Originally posted by Frokx:

yes and its already at 185hz

Than try to find answer on internet .
In my case I have 144 Hz monitor , but it shows 143,97 .
When I open CS 2 it shows 143 maximum .

Anyway in which mode is your monitor ?
In my case it was in racing mode by default , but after switching to FPS mode colours are different , better .

its fixed i just need overclock the hz to push until 180hz and do some setting in nvdia setting, and now i can use it at 180hz, but is overclocking monitor can harm the monitor lifetime in the future ?

[Admiral]

Originally posted by Frokx:

Originally posted by Xsago797:

Than try to find answer on internet .
In my case I have 144 Hz monitor , but it shows 143,97 .
When I open CS 2 it shows 143 maximum .

Anyway in which mode is your monitor ?
In my case it was in racing mode by default , but after switching to FPS mode colours are different , better .

its fixed i just need overclock the hz to push until 180hz and do some setting in nvdia setting, and now i can use it at 180hz, but is overclocking monitor can harm the monitor lifetime in the future ?

In theory yes. It will "wear it out" faster but you'll probably end up buying a new monitor before your old one dies. So don't worry about it.

I have similar Asus monitor. It has 144hz panel overclackable to 170hz and I only use 170hz in games like CS.