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120Hz over HDMI?

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Limp Gawd
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I'm looking for a monitor for use with my laptop. I would like it to be 120Hz capable. The only 2 outputs on my laptop are a mini-DP and HDMI 1.4a. Unfortunately, the mini-dp is through the HD3000 integrated graphics which does not support 120Hz. However, I have read that HDMI 1.4 can support 120Hz at up to 720p. I would be fine with running 720p in game if I can have 120Hz. I have read that some monitors do not support 120Hz over HDMI, however.

tl;dr Does anybody know of a monitor that supports 120Hz 720p over HDMI?
 
Dude, You don't want to run at non-native resolutions on an LCD panel.
 
frankly, I'd be surprised if your integrated HD3000 could actually output at 120hz, regardless of connection type.
 
Dude, You don't want to run at non-native resolutions on an LCD panel.

In Windows, you're right. In games, I don't care.


frankly, I'd be surprised if your integrated HD3000 could actually output at 120hz, regardless of connection type.

Sorry, I have 2 graphics cards (Optimus). HD3000 and GT540m. The mini display port is through the HD-3000 (no 120Hz) but the HDMI output is through the 540m.
 
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