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How are you able to pick between 59.95Hz and 60Hz? From what I've seen in Windows, it is keeping track of refresh rates as big rational numbers with full preci
by Dwedit 4y ago
How are you able to pick between 59.95Hz and 60Hz? From what I've seen in Windows, it is keeping track of refresh rates as big rational numbers with full precision, but then when it's time to actually switch to a video mode, everything gets rounded to an integer, and it just picks whatever mode is closest to that integer value.
Would probably need to use Custom Resolution Utility to define a refresh rate that you really want.
- croutonwagon 4y agoIn windows its just right click on desktop>Display Settings>scroll to bottom>Advanced Display Settings Then select your monitor in the drop down and the refresh rate. Which is negotiated by the monitor and the video card. I suppose unplugging and pluggin the cable back in may help. But ive changed cables, bought new ones, tried adapters to change the type (ie: hdmi to DP etc). Its just something with the display. And Im too lazy to bend over and unplug/plug it in, so i just do the refresh rate trick.