In Nitro ED3 Series UWQHD Monitor, how to make it go from 60hz to 165hz

Brandonfig13

Hello! I just got my new monitor, but I am having a hard time making it go from 60hz to 165hz.

When I go into the display setting via windows or Nvidia control panel, it will change but the screen starts flickering and making cracking sounds. I tried the monitor settings but was unsure how to change the hz. Any ideas?

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Windows Resolution settings should also have so settings.

The Acer Nitro ED3 Series UWQHD monitor can be calibrated for an optimal gaming experience. Here are some general steps and tips you can follow:

Lighting: Ensure the room you are working in is equipped with moderate ambient lighting. Avoid direct lights overhead or nearby that create color casts or sharp glares on the monitor.
Warmup: Power up your monitor for a minimum of half an hour before you begin the calibration process.
Start From Default Settings: Set the resolution to default (or native) screen resolution before you begin calibrating.
Learn the Controls: Familiarize yourself with your monitor’s display controls.
You can use the built-in color calibration tool in your operating system:

Enter “color calibration” into the search bar, then select Calibrate Display Color.
Follow the instructions to choose your display, contrast, color balance, gamma, and brightness settings. Use the provided sample images to adjust your display as needed.
For the Acer Nitro 34" Class UWQHD Curved Gaming Monitor, some users have found that adjusting the “Digital Vibrance” setting on Nvidia graphics cards can help with washed out colors. Also, ensure that “HDR” is set to “AUTO” in the monitor GUI.

Remember, these are general guidelines and the optimal settings can vary based on your specific model and personal preference. For more detailed instructions, you may refer to the user manual.

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Windows Resolution settings should also have so settings

The Acer Nitro ED3 Series UWQHD monitor can be calibrated for an optimal gaming experience. Here are some general steps and tips you can follow1:

1. Lighting: Ensure the room you are working in is equipped with moderate ambient lighting. Avoid direct lights overhead or nearby that create color casts or sharp glares on the monitor1.
2. Warmup: Power up your monitor for a minimum of half an hour before you begin the calibration process1.
3. Start From Default Settings: Set the resolution to default (or native) screen resolution before you begin calibrating1.
4. Learn the Controls: Familiarize yourself with your monitor’s display controls1.

You can use the built-in color calibration tool in your operating system:

1. Enter “color calibration” into the search bar, then select Calibrate Display Color1.
2. Follow the instructions to choose your display, contrast, color balance, gamma, and brightness settings. Use the provided sample images to adjust your display as needed1.

For the Acer Nitro 34" Class UWQHD Curved Gaming Monitor, some users have found that adjusting the “Digital Vibrance” setting on Nvidia graphics cards can help with washed out colors2. Also, ensure that “HDR” is set to “AUTO” in the monitor GUI2.

Remember, these are general guidelines and the optimal settings can vary based on your specific model and personal preference. For more detailed instructions, you may refer to the user manual.