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Hi guys,

after overclocking my old HP w2207h to 72Hz (w/ custom timings, max auto is 69-70Hz) I successfully played several games and everything seems to be fine (afterburner is reading 72fps w/ vsync ON).

however after testing the refresh rate in this site, is only reads 60Hz: http://www.testufo.com/#test=framerates&count=2&background=none&pps=960&ff=1

is that normal, shouldn't it read 72Hz? how can I be sure that I'm operating at 72Hz in desktop/2D?
 
Prelim said:
Hi guys,

after overclocking my old HP w2207h to 72Hz (w/ custom timings, max auto is 69-70Hz) I successfully played several games and everything seems to be fine (afterburner is reading 72fps w/ vsync ON).

however after testing the refresh rate in this site, is only reads 60Hz: http://www.testufo.com/#test=framerates&count=2&background=none&pps=960&ff=1

is that normal, shouldn't it read 72Hz? how can I be sure that I'm operating at 72Hz in desktop/2D?
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If you read the info on that site it explains it only works in certain browsers, Aero needs to be on, you need to have power saving mode off, etc.
 
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