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justsaying
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Hi, Im going to buy new monitor and Samsung S24E370DL seems like a good choice.
I read the post about freesync hack and Im not sure if I understand this correctly: "if you increase your FreeSync maximum range, you lose the new FreeSync minimum range. A higher maximum range results also in a higher minimum range."
Is there a way to both lower the minimum and raise the maximum range at the same time?
The official range for the Samsung is 40-60Hz which is kinda pointless. If i could get it somewhere to 30-75 range then that would be perfect monitor for me.
If you have experience with this monitor, please leave a comment too.
I read the post about freesync hack and Im not sure if I understand this correctly: "if you increase your FreeSync maximum range, you lose the new FreeSync minimum range. A higher maximum range results also in a higher minimum range."
Is there a way to both lower the minimum and raise the maximum range at the same time?
The official range for the Samsung is 40-60Hz which is kinda pointless. If i could get it somewhere to 30-75 range then that would be perfect monitor for me.
If you have experience with this monitor, please leave a comment too.