2019年4月24日 · Thanks, but I'm pretty positive 144Hz is enabled. 144Hz set in Nvidia control panel, 144Hz shown on monitor OSD (or fluctuates between 60-144 with Gsync on), 144Hz on UFO Test, 144Hz options appear in games, Vsync caps at 144 fps, etc.

2022年2月19日 · Hey, I have a 25 hp monitor, it always worked how it was supposed to as 144 Hz, but randomly one day when playing a game, my PC crashed and the Hz went to 64, stuck on it, yes I've tried changing it through the advanced settings but the only option is 64 Hz. I tried unplugging everything with the power and monitor, waiting, but nothing happened.

2020年4月18日 · This. If your screen is set to 144 hz, it will refresh 144 time a seconds even if your GPU can’t spit 144 frame per seconds. If your screen auto change the refresh rate then that means that your game is telling your GPU to be at 60 fps and if you have any kind of Vsync, freeSynch or Gsynch enable then your GPU will tell your display to be at ...

Owner of a 240Hz monitor here. There's a noticeable difference between 144 Hz and 240Hz, motion is a lot clearer and mouse inputs feel much smoother and more responsive, especially in FPS games but you can feel it generally. Don't buy one expecting it to give you a huge advantage over 144Hz owners, it won't.

2013年10月16日 · As to why it gets reported as 143 and not the full decimal or rounded back up to 144, I can only guess. Here is my guess: 1: They don't want report anything after the decimal point. 2: They don't round up, because they want it to be clear when they are supporting the NTSC standard.

TL;DR,if capped at 144, PC creates 144 frames, Monitor picks up 144 frames to show, pc frames aren't well synced = input lag and not so smooth gameplay,If uncapped, PC creates as much frames as he can, monitor picks up 144 frames, chances are, the frames the monitor picked was well synced = less input lag, smooth.

2022年12月2日 · Any modern HDMI will support up to 240hz in 1080p. This is actually a 144hz or a 165hz monitor that supports up to 180hz via overclocking in the Nvidia control panel. If he opens that he can set the custom refresh rate to 180. I had to do this for a similar 4K monitor when I wasn’t getting the advertised 165hz even with display port.

144 Hz = 6.94 ms/frame 165 Hz = 6.06 ms/frame 240 Hz = 4.16 ms/frame So the difference between 60 and 75hz (1.66 ms) is actually bigger than the difference you'll get going from 144hz to 165 (0.88 ms). Similarly the jump from 60 to 144 (9.72) is far bigger than 144 to 240 (2.74).

I bought a 144 hertz monitor a few years ago and I can't imagine going back. Games are so amazingly smooth now. 60 fps feels choppy by comparison. Went to a LAN party with friends not too long ago and had to use a friend's monitor and I seriously thought something was wrong with my computer because of how choppy it felt.

Conversely, you can get a 200Hz monitor but if your rig cannot output consistent 100 FPS in crowded team fights, you will not be getting the bang for your buck. Final thoughts and TL;DR: Yes. Difference is clearly visible. Get the monitor, but getting the monitor is only a step and a tool for your success, which needs harder work than just ...