Looking for a screen replacement

[Jeffrush96]

I have a Asus tuf fx505gt-bb51-cb with a 15'6 screen 60hz refresh rate and a 30 pins connector

Im looking for a replacement screen to improve my refresh rate from 90 to 120hz

 

Any suggestion of model that will fit? I look to a Asus Rog screen but it have bracket on top, me i dont have that

 

Help me please!

 

[lieder1987]

You cant just change a screen. The connector is likely proprietary, and going up in resolution or refresh rate is likely going to take a different connector.

[Bombastinator]

48 minutes ago, Jeffrush96 said:

I have a Asus tuf fx505gt-bb51-cb with a 15'6 screen 60hz refresh rate and a 30 pins connector

Im looking for a replacement screen to improve my refresh rate from 90 to 120hz

 

Any suggestion of model that will fit? I look to a Asus Rog screen but it have bracket on top, me i dont have that

 

Help me please!

 

You want to replace a laptop panel to get higher refresh? Might be possible.  Probably isn’t.   Someone would have had to make the right panel with the right attachment points in the right place and the right connection, and then the laptop would need to have the code in it as well as the additional gpu capacity to push that higher refresh.  Not impossible.  I don’t see it as likely though.

[Jeffrush96]

52 minutes ago, Bombastinator said:

You want to replace a laptop panel to get higher refresh? Might be possible.  Probably isn’t.   Someone would have had to make the right panel with the right attachment points in the right place and the right connection, and then the laptop would need to have the code in it as well as the additional gpu capacity to push that higher refresh.  Not impossible.  I don’t see it as likely though.

I seen on a Linus video and they did it of course need the right panel with the right attachment, its what im looking for, or someone who can do it

[Jeffrush96]

On 2/15/2021 at 7:49 PM, lieder1987 said:

You cant just change a screen. The connector is likely proprietary, and going up in resolution or refresh rate is likely going to take a different connector.

as i seen on the motherboard, you can put a 40 pin connector, but i seen in a video its not working, even said Asus is trolling us 

[Hon Leung]

The thing about laptops is everything is proprietary, even if the screen fits, the connector may be different; even if the connector is the same, the cable may be too short; even if the cable is long enough, routing it differently may harm its longevity; even if the routing is the same, the cable connection may have been restricted at manufacture stage - you never know until you try, and its usually not worth it.

Also if the difference of 90Hz and 120Hz is that perceivable to you, you might need a screen with an even higher refresh rate. At that point Id recommend outputting to an actual external monitor if you are gonna spend the money, just make sure your ports and cables meet your desired specs.