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I have the acer gn246hl 144hz 1080p 24" display. I recently just upgraded to a new pc and now rocking a rtx 2070 super. earlier in the day i bought a display port to dvi cable to change my monitor to 144hz ( https://imgur.com/gallery/Q1cG3zb?fbclid=IwAR3sWhvUm2uqrFbvg_97y3wVqxIFPNq9qJLXhAn6LW0pvecW-LNW3JpLKkQ ) I tried going through nivida control panel and advanced display settings and it wont let me go above 60hz. When i try changing it through nivida control panel i get a black screen then it says no signal. I tried download the driver but when when i try to install the profile nothing happens. I'm not using an displayport to dvi adpater with the original cable that came with the monitor. but nothing seems to help. When i check device manger my monitor reads as a generic pnp monitor which might be the issue but all the troublesoot methods I've tried through various forums and youtube hasn't solved me issue. With my old rig i had a gtx 970 and for some reason had no issue changing to 144hz it might be that 970 had a dvi port on the gpu?  https://imgur.com/gallery/H4NeUsW

 

Can someone please help me fix my issue

 

Ps. Im using the latest nivida drivers and versions of windows 

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Is DVI output on the cable Single Link Or Dual link?

 

Or to make it simple, which picture matches your cable output

 

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Yes, your GPU only has modern output, meaning HDMI and DisplayPort. The question was about your adapter, that converts DisplayPort to DVI. Is it an active dual-link adapter, like this: https://www.amazon.com/VisionTek-DisplayPort-DVI-D-Active-Adapter/dp/B00DYRQXMK/

 

You need dual-link DVI for anything over 60 Hz. Or you need a (modern) monitor, that has DisplayPort/HDMI that can do more than 60 Hz over these inputs.

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