I bought a monitor that supports 144 Hz. I plugged it in and was able to set it to 144 Hz. When I then connected a second monitor, I could only set it to 60 Hz. I unplugged the second monitor to see if that was the problem, and I still couldn't get it to work, regardless of the resolution, and no matter how many times I plugged the monitor in and out and restarted the PC. Does anyone have any idea how to fix this?
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Loading...Hello folks, I just sat down at my PC and noticed that the monitor is showing "HDMI no signal"… I've already connected a different HDMI cable but it still doesn't work. Does anyone know why this is so? Thank you for your answers 🙂
I bought a mid-range graphics card which should be very good for WQHD gaming, so I'm now looking for a suitable 27-inch monitor.
https://www.google.de/aclk?sa=l&ai=DChcSEwigw5_szJD-AhWY43cKHZUYCaEYABABGgJlZg&sig=AOD64_0 w47DXVXWxOg5Ecsi4OPscA42uiw&ctype=5&q=&ved=0ahUKEwiHgZrszJD-AhUYhv0HHUjxDisQww8ImQs&adurl= The lowest price new is €1000. I've had mine for 1.5 years now and it shows only slight to no signs of wear. How much can I ask for it?
Hello, do you notice a difference between 60Hz and 75Hz when working (scrolling, image editing (zooming, etc.))?
HDR (High Dynamic Range).
Hello, My sister and I want to play Street Fighter 5 but don't know how to stream the game to the monitor?
If you have connected the second monitor via HDMI, it can be that it only creates 60 Hz due to the HDMI limitation. Unless it’s HDMI 2.0+
It’s not that. I could count the heart before I connected the 2nd, raise it and then no longer.
Where are you going? You set the Hz on Windows and not on the monitor. When set under Windows 60Hz, it runs at 60Hz. System>Imaging> Advanced display, set Hz to 144.
That’s exactly how I tried. I tried it in the windows settings (as you just explained) and in the NVIDIA Control Panel and both did not work anymore.
You can change the hz of Monitor eig on display settings.
That’s what doesn’t work
Aso ok.. then I am also overwhelmed 😅
still thanks