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Whereas DisplayPort version 1.2 which is the max supported version by the monitor, allows up to 170Hz at 1440p for 8-bit, 120Hz for 10-bit.
Aim for a 1440p Display in either 16:9 or 21:9 that has 240Hz refresh rate, FreeSync Premium, VRR, MBR, and is meant to be used on PC via DP.
Not only that but a REALLY OLD Laptop that was never meant to do what we've been doing the last few years.
Laptops have mostly become junk unless you spend about $1500+ most of the time.
Even my 2011 Laptop w/ GT 555M had a full sized DP on it.
Now you have to ensure the Laptop has Thunderbolt / USB 3.2 / USB 4.0 that can output Video via DP via Type-C port.
While that should still be fine to do even if the DP cable is rated for 1.2 I think; it could be a detection problem between the Monitor and GPU causing this issue for you.
Some Monitors you can actually select the DP Spec Mode; such as 1.3, 1.4, etc. or leave it on Auto.
I would simply go buy a decent DP Cable and try that and see if that fixes your issue.
H.D.M.I. 2.0 supports a 144hz refresh rate at 2560x1440 resolution with 4:4:4 chroma subsampling[www.anker.com].
The card should be able to pull it off where it has the grunt power. Might depend on the brand though[forums.tomshardware.com].
Doesn't help if the monitor only supports 144hz over displayport, but I thought it'd be worth mentioning nevertheless.
You'd be surprised at just how low spec. the popular e-sports titles are. You could probably pull it off in Fortnite.
The system described in your original post isn't your laptop. What laptop do you have?
You might have to change the G.P.U. side too if it has more than one H.D.M.I. port. Both sides need to be on H.D.M.I. 2.0 compliant ports.
>_< I missed that. To be fair, both names start with the letter A and end in a number[www.sciencealert.com].
This
https://www.koorui.net/productinfo4.html
And this
https://koorui.co.uk/product/koorui-qhd-27-inch-curved/
Same model but different specs.
And if the resolution and hertz don't show themselves as an option, then the worst case is to enter them yourself.
same models with different main/tcon/power boards or even different panels