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I just bought an ASUS MG248Q (1080p) monitor, and when I enabled the 144Hz in Win10, and launched COD Infinite Warfare, I noticed that I am running at 90FPS with my GTX 1070 Founder's Edition. (I am using DisplayPort cable)
The ASUS MG248Q (1080p) is a TN panel with 1ms response time, and FreeSync (which I can't obviously use with my GTX 1070)
This is my first time using a faster than 60Hz monitor, so I am VERY please with the increase in speed, both in games and normal Windows operations.
Some Questions:
1) Does this mean that I am NOT reaching the max 144Hz speed when I only see 90 FPS in games?
2) What other adjustments do I need to make (both in Windows and nVIDIA control panel) to use all of the features of this monitor?
3) How would I know if am truly utilizing 144Hz in gaming modes? (Is there a utility that shows the current, on-the-fly refresh rate of monitors? I am using MSI AfterBuner for diaplying my FPS count on screen)
I am a bit uncertain about this.
Many thanks in advance!
to recap:
Win10 x64
GTX 1070 Founder's Edition
ASUS MG248Q (1080p)
Using a DisplayPort 1.2 cable
The ASUS MG248Q (1080p) is a TN panel with 1ms response time, and FreeSync (which I can't obviously use with my GTX 1070)
This is my first time using a faster than 60Hz monitor, so I am VERY please with the increase in speed, both in games and normal Windows operations.
Some Questions:
1) Does this mean that I am NOT reaching the max 144Hz speed when I only see 90 FPS in games?
2) What other adjustments do I need to make (both in Windows and nVIDIA control panel) to use all of the features of this monitor?
3) How would I know if am truly utilizing 144Hz in gaming modes? (Is there a utility that shows the current, on-the-fly refresh rate of monitors? I am using MSI AfterBuner for diaplying my FPS count on screen)
I am a bit uncertain about this.
Many thanks in advance!
to recap:
Win10 x64
GTX 1070 Founder's Edition
ASUS MG248Q (1080p)
Using a DisplayPort 1.2 cable
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