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Monitor cant change to 144hz

Hello i finished building my pc and its all setup and i have a 144hz monitor, when i try to change from 60hz to 144hz in the settings the only option is 64hz, does anyone kmow how to fix this (btw i tried with hdmi and also displayport)

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Hello i recently bought a 144hz curved 1080p viewsonic monitor and i tried to swap the settings from 60hz to 144hz but the max option is only 64hz, what else can i do to change to 144hz, (i tried displayport and hdmi and both dont go to 144hz)

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Have you tried DDU and latest drivers?

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What GPU do you have? Max. supported refresh rate depends on the HDMI/DP version of your GPU and the monitor. The lowest common version is used.

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10 minutes ago, Communist_Empire said:

What's your monitor make and model? 

This is because I have a 144Hz AOC 24G2U and I had a CD-ROM that came with it for software called AOC G-Menu. 

I had to change the refresh rate in that first then I could go into Nvidia Control Panel and change it in there.

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5 minutes ago, Eigenvektor said:

What GPU do you have? Max. supported refresh rate depends on the HDMI/DP version of your GPU and the monitor. The lowest common version is used.

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6 minutes ago, Eigenvektor said:

Ok, that card should definitely support it. I assume you've tried this:

https://www.amd.com/de/support/kb/faq/dh-005#faq-Display-Refresh-Rate

Yes and i fixed the problem( with a different method) i unplugged the gpu and plugged it back in and it worked, anyways i really appreciate your help

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Topics merged and moved to Troubleshooting - please only post your questions once in future.

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