Unfortunately I'm a bit confused. When I'm gaming it gets more than 60 FPS etc., but when I go to "System>Screen>Extended Display" for example, it only shows me 60 FPS as shown in the picture. My old Full HD monitor, on the other hand, has several options.
Do you know why this is the case or what the cause could be?
(2K monitor)
(Full HD monitor)
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Probably got a HDMI 1.4 cable or older.
Displayport would be preferable anyway.
So I’ve always played with 60 Hz and not with the alleged 144?
Have made a small test before, tested 60 Hz and then limited to 144 Hz and hardly noticed a difference.
I thought you couldn’t pick 144Hz?
I’m just a little shocked like LOST I am.
I’ll explain.
I also found out that I didn’t even use an HDMI cable, but a DP and my 2nd Full HD monitor had an HDMI cable, but now the strange one comes.
I just exchanged the cocks, so now my 2k monitor has the HDMI cable and my Full HD has the DP cable and now I can set my FPS normally.
Somehow this is so that the DP cable limits my FPS to 60 and thanks to the HDMI cable I can now also select 144.
Mine in the game.
“Mordhau,” you can set the FPS limit.