I just bought a 144 hz monitor, but the thing is when I switch the refresh rate to anything higher than 60hz the screen shrinks. Can anyone help me?
I just bought a 144 hz monitor...
Camden Turner
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Caleb Nguyen
Yeah.
Andrew Kelly
Nah.
John Gomez
Maybe
Owen Foster
idk
Jayden Robinson
please help me
Anthony Jones
Parker Young
your graphics card might not support a high framerate with a high resolution
Gavin Gomez
CPU, GPU, Display? Is it all games or just some games?
Lincoln Roberts
its a gtx 1060 and it was able to handle my other monitor at 75 hz
Luke Sullivan
Glad I'm a console gamer where I can just plug in and start playing. PC spends half their time troubleshooting
Angel King
helo newfriend
Dominic Taylor
i7 3770
gtx 1060
philips 242g5djeb
and its the whole display that shrinks
Jace Robinson
its the cable you use. switch to displayport or something not shit and it'll work fine.
Owen Garcia
OPs pic is literally fake. You can't see a visual difference between higher FPS, you only feel it.
Ethan Reed
>plug in and start playing
That'll be 14.95 a month please
Oliver Parker
shit all I have is hdmi and dvi's
William Cooper
Please no one reply to this outside of this post
Jonathan Hall
if its dual-link dvi it should work fine, HDMI can't handle 144hz 1080p unless you use HDMI 1.3 from what I remember. just buy a displayport cable.
Adrian Walker
He's not wrong in that a higher framerate won't make your game less blurry though. Pic related is more 'accurate' in that regard
Landon Foster
cool thanks
you guys can suck a dick
Jack Lopez
>higher framerate won't make your game less blurry
>won't make your game less blurry
Except that is wrong, and the entire reason motion blur was created in video games in the first place.
Cooper Ward
no problem, I'd check the box that your monitor came in to see if it shipped with a displayport cable, otherwise it should of at the very least came with a supported DVI one. guessing you're using HDMI currently though, yeah?
James Collins
no just a really old dvi I dont think its dual link
Nicholas Bennett
Look at the pins, if it's missing the middle chunk it's not dual link
Jackson Brown
My ass, I bought an Xbox one recently and I had to install a game with my disc. My friend who has a PS4 said that's normal. Fug consoles tbqh.
Owen Jenkins
this. You want the DVI-D cable or display-port.
Matthew Adams
Pic related
Gabriel Campbell
>falling for the 144hz meme and having your monitor permanently shrink
Lmao
Zachary Nguyen
Woah.
Eli Sanchez
turn on scaling either in windows or nvidias settings
Asher Howard
is this loss?
Luis Hill
you're a moron, OP already had his question answered by the other user mentioning him using an incompatible cable, the manufacturers site even states as much.
>Maximum resolution 1920x1080 @ 144Hz (Dual-link DVI/DP)
>Optimum resolution 1920x1080 @ 120Hz (Dual-link DVI/DP)
>Standard resolution 1920x1080 @ 60Hz (VGA, HDMI, Dual-link DVI, DP)
Oliver Morgan
Op don't be retarded and buy a displayport cable, lots of monitors don't accept that sort of cable.
Check on your mobitor first if not use the cable you got with the monitor, all you need is a dual link DVi cable. Then go on nvidia control panel and change resolution and refresh rate.