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Have you tried lowering to 60Hz in Windows to see if it helps? What about another switch?
by techntoke 6y ago
Have you tried lowering to 60Hz in Windows to see if it helps? What about another switch?
- pdimitar 6y agoIn the very few games I play 60Hz is way too low so I haven't attempted it at all -- I want the maximum Hz/FPS. As for another switch, I am open to ideas if you have them. In my local market I was only able to find like 2-3 of them [that support DP 1.4] and they are all north of $250 -- which I don't mind but it would be non-pleasant to buy 5+ of them just to experiment. Maybe my requirement for DP 1.4 is silly though. Maybe HDMI would be fine.
- techntoke 6y agoMy guess is that switch simply doesn't support 144Hz, so if it works at 60Hz then you have your answer.
- pdimitar 6y agoThey advertise 4K@60Hz and my display is at 2560x1080 @ 144Hz. Math says my case should be supported but yeah, computer standards are often non-intuitive. I'll try with 120Hz and then 60Hz just to ascertain limits as you suggest. Thanks.