qqmydear
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u sure that you are downloading the correct version for your gpu
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Oh you have to know that your PC must handle all games with at least 144fps, if it's lower you will have stutter.
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Use ddu again and then try to install latest nvidia driver for your gpu
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What's is your resolution? Have you enabled g-sync? Also watch this it might help https://youtu.be/xsXFUVYPIx4
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try and disable v-sync in game and enable it in nvidia setting if that doesnt work do the opossite
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does nvidia has something called "hdmi-link" ? i know amd has an option like that, if it does try enabling it, also are you using the correct hdmi cable? as far as i know a basic hdmi cable isnt suitable for a 144hz experience
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well he could try unplugging the gpu then ddu the pc through safe mode and then re install the gpu
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well dont most of the recent mobos have on-board graphics?
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have you checked that every driver is updated? even the mobo drivers
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i think all motherboards can re-route the gpu signal through their ports
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try updating chipset driver and bios from your vendors page first then try to update your gpu drivers
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could be a bad gpu port, try from the ports of the motherboard
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Please check your xmp profile in your bios
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ok i will in the morning and i will post it here
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how do i do that?
