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ASUS say that you have to use the cable that comes with the monitor but even then people (including me) say that it doesn't work and they have bought new cables from Amazon.
I have one cable that works fine on other monitors but not ASUS.
https://www.amazon.com/ask/questions/Tx3CDWWA90DUKB4/ref=ask_al_aap_hza?_encoding=UTF8&sort=helpful
Are you sure your gpu supports 144hz?
You will not go above 60hz with HDMI, and you do not want adapter, you get exactly what is requires to use 144hz with the monitor, it will come with the cable that will allow 144hz, or you can check the manual if you want to use something else. But to reach above 100+hz it's always going to be DVI-Dual link, or Display port. Also wouldn't look at HDMI 2.0 as none of the monitors on the market even have it, other than 4k monitors.
i have a gtx 750 ti (GIGABYTE | GV-N75TOC-1GI ) the thing is, they sent me only a display cable (no dvi - d cable) and my gpu only have 2 dvi entries, no display entries
my GPU has no display entry, does that mean that i need to upgrade my pc ? or i just got unlucky and took a gpu that has no display entry?
https://www.gigabyte.com/Graphics-Card/GV-N75TOC-1GI-rev-10#sp
Make sure you're using a DVI DUAL LINK cable.
https://i.imgur.com/M96eCLq.png
GPU image, the left is DVI-I, and the right is DVI-D.
https://static.gigabyte.com/Product/3/5574/20150813174132_big.png
i am sorry?, i am telling you that i have 150 + fps on csgo, its an overclocked gpu, if u are mad about it, well u can still leave the discussion good sir.
Also I want to double check with you.
https://imgur.com/a/oNGbM
Nvidia control panel, under Display > Change resolution, make sure you see the word PC, select your native screen resolution, and click on the refresh rate drop box, if nothing there, you can get a better GPU, or return the monitor to get something else.
A HDMI 2.0 cable until how many fps/hz could reach at 1080p with a 1080p ips monitor overclocked from 60 to 70 hz?