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Originally posted by Quint:

Originally posted by Helicopter200:
Originally posted by andreasaspenberg575:
what cable do you use? there could also be a software limit in place. i have the same issue myself, though in my case it is caused by a hardware limit in my pc. my gpu can not output higher.
HDMI

Yeah that's the issue. Switch to a DisplayPort cable.

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C1REX Mar 2 @ 3:31am

Try classic solution: clean drivers uninstalling with DDU app and safe mode and install them again.

Windows can damage GPU drivers. Sometimes to a point where even DDU can’t help and you may need fresh windows installation. Happened to me once.

andreasaspenberg575 Mar 2 @ 3:47am

what cable do you use? there could also be a software limit in place. i have the same issue myself, though in my case it is caused by a hardware limit in my pc. my gpu can not output higher.

󠀡󠀡󠀡󠀡⁧⁧Kei Mar 2 @ 3:49am

sounds like a HDMI cable issue to me

Helicopter200 Mar 2 @ 3:53am

Originally posted by andreasaspenberg575:
what cable do you use? there could also be a software limit in place. i have the same issue myself, though in my case it is caused by a hardware limit in my pc. my gpu can not output higher.

HDMI

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Quint Mar 2 @ 4:11am

Originally posted by Helicopter200:
Originally posted by andreasaspenberg575:
what cable do you use? there could also be a software limit in place. i have the same issue myself, though in my case it is caused by a hardware limit in my pc. my gpu can not output higher.
HDMI

Yeah that's the issue. Switch to a DisplayPort cable.

andreasaspenberg575 Mar 2 @ 4:23am

displayport or dvi(if your monitor and gpu supports it) can both handle 144 hz without issues.

MonkehMaster Mar 2 @ 4:39am

hmm, my hdmi doesn't seem to have an issue running 144hz and on 2 screens.

my hdmi cables are rated for 8k and over 144hz, 2 - 50in Phillips 4k tv's that have native 144hz and an outdated Asus rog strix 1080 that only ran 60hz on 2 screens for 8+ yrs.

though, I have ran both at 144hz without issue, I run the main at 120hz (just running under max so it's not working a ton harder) and secondary at 60hz (isn't handling anything performance heavy, so it doesn't need any muscle).

I'm thinking maybe the cables, or gpu.

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andreasaspenberg575 Mar 2 @ 4:46am

could be a worn cable too. i have experienced that hdmi cables have gone from higher frequencies to maximum 60 hz on the same screen.

Helicopter200 Mar 2 @ 6:25am

Maybe i plugged in the wrong port maybe

tareqalhamrani Mar 2 @ 4:37pm

Do you have a DisplayPort port? If yes then try to use DP cable instead, and make sure you have a good GPU and driver installed, then you need to do like one step to make it maybe, if you have Nvidia GPU.

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Ralf Mar 2 @ 11:27pm

Some monitors can only support 120Hz via HDMI, but i'm pretty sure software can fix hardware limitation.

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_I_ Mar 3 @ 12:42am

Originally posted by Ralf:
Some monitors can only support 120Hz via HDMI, but i'm pretty sure software can fix hardware limitation.

i hope you typod, software cant overcome hardware limitation

a 1080p panel cant display all the pixels of a 4k+ image at the same time

if its hdmi input is limited to 120hz, it cant go beyond that
use its dp input for 144+

Last edited by _I_; Mar 3 @ 12:43am

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