Is my screen refresh rate versatile?

GJG10
GJG10 Member Posts: 48 Enthusiast WiFi Icon
edited December 2023 in 2020 Archives
Hello
So I noticed that my laptop's display monitor is run by my IGPU (AMD RX VEGA 10) and a screen refresh rate of 120hz, as you can see on the pic. I was wondering, what if I am playing video games, do I get a screen refresh rate of 120hz? Since video games are run by my gpu (Nvidia GeForce GTX 1650) and not my igpu (AMD RX VEGA 10). 

I started playing Valorant with 120hz (Based on my default monitor screen refresh rate and not my valorant settings), Although I'm not sure if it really runs in 120hz because I haven't played Valorant with 60hz. So yeah I can't find the difference and that's why I need your help guys lol. Thank you in advanced for the answers. 

Btw I'm on a laptop, so there is no way I can set my screen refresh rate on nvidia control panel because I have no display and video tabs. 


Answers

  • Dylanizm
    Dylanizm Member Posts: 4 New User
    edited July 2020
    Hi bro, 
    You seem to be running Windows 10, which also comes with Xbox game bar (Win + G). The game bar application has an FPS counter, which will help you see the refresh rate of any game you play in that computer. Also, in the Nvidia Control Panel, ensure to enable your dedicated card as the default card for all applications (Global Settings). 

    Happy Gaming!