Overclocking Monitor.

[Slayher]

Okay so, I overclocked my laptop (ASUS G751) monitor from 60Hz to 90Hz (It won't go past that) and I love the changes.

I feel the difference in-game on CS:GO and I would love to overclock my monitor at home!

 

I overclocked it by:

1) Going into the NVIDIA Control Panel

2) Clicking on "Customize"

3) Clicking on "Create Custom Resolution..."

4) Changing Refresh Rate (Hz) from 60 to 144Hz

 

5) "Test successful. Custom resolution 3840 x 2160 at 144Hz has been applied"

I click on "Yes" and click "Ok" and it doesn't save.

 

I'm running on Windows 10 Professional 64-bit.

The monitor I have is an Samsung U28D590 28" 4K monitor.

Pls help, overclock needed!

PS. It shouldn't be an OS problem.

My laptop is on Windows 10 Professional and my laptop overclocked the monitor just fine!

[TheSLSAMG]

I was having the same issue with resolutions not saving on Windows 10 Pro on multiple installs. I think it's the OS and driver.

[Slayher]

I was having the same issue with resolutions not saving on Windows 10 Pro on multiple installs. I think it's the OS and driver.

I forgot to mention, my laptop is on Windows 10 Professional which is the same OS that's on my desktop.

The OS shouldn't make a difference.

[TheSLSAMG]

I forgot to mention, my laptop is on Windows 10 Professional which is the same OS that's on my desktop.

The OS shouldn't make a difference.

That's really odd then. I can't really think of anything else aside from redownloading and reinstalling the drivers after uninstalling using DDU. Sorry I couldn't help any further.

 

Funny thing, I have the same GPU with the issue of not saving resolutions as well.