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No, it has 3 DP port and an HDMI. I guess it's time for a new monitor lol. Thankyou for your help!

I just got the cable today, plugged it in and it still only shows 60Hz in the display settings. Do you know if there's some setting I can change or something? I tried creating a custom resolution in the Nvidia control panel and setting the refresh rate to 144Hz, but that just made my monitor show no signals.

I'd rather spend a few bucks on this than get a new monitor lol. Also it is in stock for me in Canada, thankyou very much!

Do you know of any brand that makes DP to DVI-D ports? I looked online and was not able to find any that supports 144hz.

My bad, misunderstood your reply. Don't know much about monitors so had no clue monitors can only support 144hz through certain ports. Do you know of any brand that makes DP to DVI-D? I've searched everywhere and was not able to find one that supports 144hz.

Not sure if I have the money for a new monitor right now lol. I found an active DP port to HDMI on amazon and someone in the reviews said they were able to achieve 144hz@2560x1440. Link: DP to HDMI Cable 6ft, CableCreation Passive DisplayPort to HDMI Cable DP1.2 Gold Plated DisplayPort to HDMI Adapter Male Cable, 4K X 2K & 3D Audio/Video Converter, Black Color : Amazon.ca: Electronics

I have an Acer GN246HL and it is not showing the 144hz option in my display settings. I used to have an RX570 and using DVI-D Port I would be able to use 144hz, however I recently upgraded to a gtx 1660ti, and since my monitor does not have a DP port and my 1660ti doesnt have a DVI-D port I decided to get a DP-port to HDMI cable but I still cant get 144hz.

No I haven't tried that yet, but will do that soon and let you know the results. Thanks. And I checked the QVL and couldn't find my RAM on it so I guess that could be the issue.

I don't think ik whay QVL means

I tried it, didn't work either. I could just be doing something wrong lol not sure.

Thats exactly what I did, but it still wont go above 2800MHz. I read online that my CPU officially cant take more than 2933MHz, so could that be thr issue?

I tried 2800MHz and it seems anything above that makes my PC unstable. I haven't really tried messing around with the timings or voltage as I'm not really comfortable with that, so I think I'll keep it at 2800MHz.

Just updated my bios to the latest version, and the problem is still occurring.

I have not updated my BIOS in a while so I don't think I do. I will try updating it and see if that works.

I enabled DOCP (I believe thats the XMP version of AMD), I attacked images of the settings