Set 120hz on Q70R

[DeadKOLD]

I can't figure out how to set my Q70R in 120hz its connected with a hdmi 2.1 cable also im new to AMD video cards i have a RX 5700 XT... i set my resolution to 1440p but as you can see in the picture its still in 4k... HELLLLLLLLP! also if you can tell me some tips on other setting to get the best pictures possible would be appreciated!

 

Thank you!

[circeseye]

so you set 1440p in amd control panel but windows is saying different?

ok right click desktop, at bottom click display settings....scroll down to display resolution and you should be able to click a drop down box and set it to 1440 there...them youll be able to set hz to 120
if it still dont work turn off hdr....windows 10 hdr and tvs are hit and miss

[DeadKOLD]

I have tryed all the above still stuck in 60hz even installed the newest driver one was released oct 7 still stuck in 60hz... in radeon settings i can't find a listing of available resolution i always change it in win10 display settings... i have tryed custom resolution doesn't work it says that my monitor doesn't support it i tryed 1440p 120hz i have no clue what to do next... my tv is set to pc mode i have tryed switching it to console mode doesn't work...

[dgsddfgdfhgs]

4 minutes ago, DeadKOLD said:

I have tryed all the above still stuck in 60hz even installed the newest driver one was released oct 7 still stuck in 60hz... in radeon settings i can't find a listing of available resolution i always change it in win10 display settings... i have tryed custom resolution doesn't work it says that my monitor doesn't support it i tryed 1440p 120hz i have no clue what to do next... my tv is set to pc mode i have tryed switching it to console mode doesn't work...

thats a samsung TV right? it doesnt support 1440p, only 1080p OR 4k

[circeseye]

17 minutes ago, dgsddfgdfhgs said:

thats a samsung TV right? it doesnt support 1440p, only 1080p OR 4k

um not sure where you got that info but you are wrong.....8000 series and above support 1440p
 

Native Refresh Rate for the Q70R

 : FreeSync

Native Refresh Rate : 120 Hz (except 49")

4k VRR Maximum  : 60 Hz

1080p VRR Maximum  : 120 Hz

1440p VRR Maximum  : 120 Hz
 

look for yourself
https://www.rtings.com/tv/reviews/samsung/q70-q70r-qled
 

9.6 Supported Resolutions 

1080p @ 60 Hz @ 4:4:4  : Yes

1080p @ 120 Hz : Yes (native support)

1440p @ 60 Hz  : Yes (native support)

1440p @ 120 Hz  : Yes (native support)

4k @ 60 Hz  : Yes

4k @ 60 Hz @ 4:4:4 : Yes

4k @ 120 Hz  : No

8k @ 30 Hz or 24 Hz : No

8k @ 60 Hz  : No

 

 

 

[circeseye]

8 hours ago, DeadKOLD said:

I have tryed all the above still stuck in 60hz even installed the newest driver one was released oct 7 still stuck in 60hz... in radeon settings i can't find a listing of available resolution i always change it in win10 display settings... i have tryed custom resolution doesn't work it says that my monitor doesn't support it i tryed 1440p 120hz i have no clue what to do next... my tv is set to pc mode i have tryed switching it to console mode doesn't work...

hmmmm that is weird...hell why arnt you running 4k 60 and when gaming just set the game for 1440 and such...its what i do.
 

[Glenwing]

You need to disable GPU scaling if you want to increase refresh rates by lowering resolution.

[circeseye]

8 hours ago, Glenwing said:

You need to disable GPU scaling if you want to increase refresh rates by lowering resolution.

forgot all about that. i havent used gpu scaling in so long lol

[ObiJon]

Dude, I just figured it out.. By fluke..  I couldnt figure it out for the life of me but I got lucky like 5hrs in

 

So, set your resolution to 1440 and then when go into Advanced Settings and "Display adapter properties" .. When the new window pops up instead of going to the "Monitor" tab at the top, hit the "Display All Modes" button at the bottom...  Scroll through the list until you see 1440 in 120Hz and select it..  Once youve done that when you go to the "Monitor" tab now the 120Hz option will be available to you

[kamikaze4548]

Your a Life Saver Thankyou!

[qunari]

On 12/12/2019 at 8:04 AM, ObiJon said:

Dude, I just figured it out.. By fluke..  I couldnt figure it out for the life of me but I got lucky like 5hrs in

 

So, set your resolution to 1440 and then when go into Advanced Settings and "Display adapter properties" .. When the new window pops up instead of going to the "Monitor" tab at the top, hit the "Display All Modes" button at the bottom...  Scroll through the list until you see 1440 in 120Hz and select it..  Once youve done that when you go to the "Monitor" tab now the 120Hz option will be available to you

DUDE! I was using my TV for 1 year and couldn't find this out, thought my gpu is the fault somehow...

I owe you one!

THANKS!