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leftyandrew46
leftyandrew46 Member Posts: 8

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edited February 23 in 2020 Archives
I recently purchased this monitor for my new gaming rig and I noticed there is no DisplayPort. My graphics card is the rtx 2060 and it does not have a dvi port(just hdmi and dp). I have read that this monitor does not support adapters or converters so will I be able to use 144htz? 

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  • Jack22
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    Yes, you cannot get a 144HZ refresh rate on this monitor



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  • Jack22
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    Yes, you cannot get a 144HZ refresh rate on this monitor



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  • leftyandrew46
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    Jack22 said:
    @leftyandrew46
    Yes, you cannot get a 144HZ refresh rate on this monitor



    Even if the monitor supports 144htz? 
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    When i check it does not give you 144HZ .
    But you can try but i dont think it will work at 144HZ

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    Jack22 said:
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    When i check it does not give you 144HZ .
    But you can try but i dont think it will work at 144HZ

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    Are we looking at the same model? The one I got says it has 144htz refresh. 
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    Yes, even i can see that it says 144Hz. BUt you can with DVI cable but still the graphics card should be compatible to give you 144HZ

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    Jack22 said:
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    Yes, even i can see that it says 144Hz. BUt you can with DVI cable but still the graphics card should be compatible to give you 144HZ

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    Currently I have the dvi cable plugged into the motherboard, not the gpu due to there being nowhere to plug it in. Is this correct? 
  • Jack22
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    Jack22 said:
    @leftyandrew46
    Yes, even i can see that it says 144Hz. BUt you can with DVI cable but still the graphics card should be compatible to give you 144HZ

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    Currently I have the dvi cable plugged into the motherboard, not the gpu due to there being nowhere to plug it in. Is this correct? 
    Yes, thats right
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  • leftyandrew46
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    Jack22 said:
    Jack22 said:
    @leftyandrew46
    Yes, even i can see that it says 144Hz. BUt you can with DVI cable but still the graphics card should be compatible to give you 144HZ

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    Currently I have the dvi cable plugged into the motherboard, not the gpu due to there being nowhere to plug it in. Is this correct? 
    Yes, thats right
    So with dvi connected to motherboard and hdmi to the graphics card, I still can’t get 144hz? 
  • Jack22
    Jack22 ACE Posts: 3,770 Pathfinder
    edited February 2019
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    1. Set to 1920x1080(at 144HZ)
    2. Set the monitor to 2D mode
    3. Make sure you are using a Dual-link DVI cable, which supports 56-144 Hz(2D)
    Am sure 144HZ is not going to work on 3D mode.Give a try and let me know

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  • leftyandrew46
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    Jack22 said:
    @leftyandrew46 
    1. Set to 1920x1080(at 144HZ)
    2. Set the monitor to 2D mode
    3. Make sure you are using a Dual-link DVI cable, which supports 56-144 Hz(2D)
    Am sure 144HZ is not going to work on 3D mode.Give a try and let me know

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    The monitor is at 1920x1080, it’s in 2d, and I’m using the dvi cable that’s cones with the monitor. When I go to switch the refresh rate, there is no option over 144hz. 
  • Jack22
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    @leftyandrew46 
    Than am sorry to say that you need to check with the graphic card sir.
    THE video card should support 144HZ

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    Jack22 said:
    @leftyandrew46 
    1. Set to 1920x1080(at 144HZ)
    2. Set the monitor to 2D mode
    3. Make sure you are using a Dual-link DVI cable, which supports 56-144 Hz(2D)
    Am sure 144HZ is not going to work on 3D mode.Give a try and let me know

    Click on 'Yes' if the comment answers your question!


    The monitor is at 1920x1080, it’s in 2d, and I’m using the dvi cable that’s cones with the monitor. When I go to switch the refresh rate, there is no option over 144hz. 
    I meant 60hz sorry
  • leftyandrew46
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    Jack22 said:
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    Than am sorry to say that you need to check with the graphic card sir.

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    So the dvi should connect to the card? 
  • Jack22
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    Jack22 said:
    @leftyandrew46 
    Than am sorry to say that you need to check with the graphic card sir.

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    So the dvi should connect to the card? 
    For 60 hz change the resolution checking the table i posted and try with HDMI
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  • Jack22
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    Here is the right way to get the 144 HZ

    GN246HL 1920x1080 @144 Hz resolution

    How do I configure my display to use the 144 Hz setting?

    There are several requirements needed to run this monitor at 1920x1080 resolution at 144 Hz:
    1. Make sure your video card supports the 144Hz refresh rate.
    2. Set the resolution to 1920x1080 @144Hz.
    3. Set the monitor to 2D mode.
    4. Make sure you are using a Dual-link DVI cable, which supports 56-144 Hz (2D) and 56-120 Hz (3D).
    5. Make sure you are not using any switches, splitters, adapters, or converters. The DVI cable must be connected directly between the PC and the monitor.

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  • billsey
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    Currently I have the dvi cable plugged into the motherboard, not the gpu due to there being nowhere to plug it in. Is this correct? 
    No, that's not correct. What computer do you have? Which GPU card is it? Normally you need to use the video card, not the motherboard when a video card is installed.
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  • didiray
    didiray Member Posts: 1 New User
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    is there a way to change the option on 2d? I have the same problem here,I connected the 2060 with the monitor with an DVi cable to DP but still not having my 144 that I was used to have.