Do you have to enable to 144hz or does it switch on its own?
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You need to manually set your Window's output to 144hz, this is NOT automatic. You do this by: Right-Click on empty space on Desktop --> Screen resolution --> Advanced Settings -->Monitor Tab --> Drop down for 'Refresh Rate' --> Set to 144hz. Apply
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You need to manually set your Window's output to 144hz, this is NOT automatic. You do this by: Right-Click on empty space on Desktop --&gt; Screen resolution --&gt; Advanced Settings --&gt;Monitor Tab --&gt; Drop down for 'Refresh Rate' --&gt; Set to 144hz. Apply
351760
Guys is it really good for 144hz 1ms like , ips lacks 144hz if any monitor with good viewing angle with 144hz under 5ms please update, otherwise i go with benq gaming ones
1603008
yes you can just make sure that you plug them in with DVI-D plugs to get the full 144hz the cables are not expensive and when you boot you have to go to windows and adjust your monitor setup and tell windows were each monitor is placed there are tons of videos online if you need help with that.
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I love it for gaming. The refresh rate might be too much for really fast games, but I have no problems with CS:GO. All my games look amazing with very lush colors and good range when it comes to blacks and whites. It's perfect if you plan for multi-monitor situations like eyefinity too.
2155635
Some people say there is input lag and ghosting but I do not see any. Works great for me. You need a LOT of GPU for it though. I use SLI 470's and they are starting to show their age already at 2560x1600.
2181761
Yup! You'll need a monitor to configure it, but after it's configured it can function as a primary monitor.
129695
Yes it does, it comes with a dual link dvi cable that supports the 144Hz refresh rate.
806948
I am not positive...I used to keep up with tech but I don't any longer. I know I can select different options with the video card but I have not had much success when changing the settings. There is also a built in graphics accelerator besides the separate video card and it seems to default to that unless the higher power card is necessary. Again I am not sure of this but I think that is what is happening.
1514082
Right next to the power button, there's a button dedicated to switching between HDMI, VGA, and DVI. Hope this helps.
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Most computers will automatically set it for the best option. But you can always go in and manually do it. Mine usually sets it down one setting from the highest resolution setting.
48649
There is a different procedure iirc depending on the graphics card you use. I don't think I can link anything here but there are overclocking guides on various forums, and its not that hard. I have an AMD gpu and for that its one program for patching your pixel clock rate and another to override and set the refresh rate that you want.
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It seems that Amazon has changed it back to 120 Hz, now can someone tell me what the actual refresh rate is?
166399
I'm having the exact same problem when trying 1080p. It lets me go to 144hz when not in HD though.
1544733
The monitor is not native 144hz. It is native 60hz but can use 144hz IF you provide it with the proper dual link cabling through DVI or Display port ONLY. If you use a console on HDMI the HDMI port input of this monitor is only 1.3 and cannot do 144hz, so the monitor will stay at 60hz due to the source. This is quite silly as HDMI 1.4 has been around since 2010 so and pretty much every piece of hardware made today has HDMI 1.4.. Why Asus chose an out dated HDMI port I have no idea.
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No, you have to change the configuration of your video card in order to do so.
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It has a 5ms refresh rate and a "Game Mode" feature on the front panel that allows quick change to Game Mode. At this price point this is a very good monitor to use for gaming. It also presents an excellent picture as well as excellent text display when not in Game Mode.
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Easiest way is to go to the desktop, right click on it and select "screen resolution" then click "advanced Settings" once the new window opens up, click the monitor tab. In that tab there is a drop down menu, select 144hz hit "apply" and you are done.