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Will my laptop be able to run a 144hz external monitor?

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Hey guys, so I have a rog strix g laptop (i5, gtx 1050, 8gb ram). I was wondering can i connect a external 144hz monitor to it? Will there be any problems? It does have a HDMI port (2.0 - not sure about this).

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2 minutes ago, wew said:

Hey guys, so I have a rog strix g laptop (i5, gtx 1050, 8gb ram). I was wondering can i connect a external 144hz monitor to it? Will there be any problems? It does have a HDMI port (2.0 - not sure about this).

Sure,there shouldn't be any problems, now if your laptop is going to be able to run 144 fps that's a different story but if you are asking if your laptop would be able to work with a 144hz monitor then the answer should be yes.

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1 minute ago, probablydumb said:

Sure,there shouldn't be any problems, now if your laptop is going to be able to run 144 fps that's a different story but if you are asking if your laptop would be able to work with a 144hz monitor then the answer should be yes.

BIG IT DEPENDS here.

 

A lot of laptops have a 60hz lock on their hdmi out and without knowing the exact laptop it is hard to say if it can output 144hz. It's a strix so it should normally be able to but you never know.

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1 hour ago, jaslion said:

BIG IT DEPENDS here.

 

A lot of laptops have a 60hz lock on their hdmi out and without knowing the exact laptop it is hard to say if it can output 144hz. It's a strix so it should normally be able to but you never know.

It's a rog strix g531g-dbq086t

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1 hour ago, probablydumb said:

Sure,there shouldn't be any problems, now if your laptop is going to be able to run 144 fps that's a different story but if you are asking if your laptop would be able to work with a 144hz monitor then the answer should be yes.

yeaa, the laptop can only run 60hz so I'm trying to use a 144hz monitor.

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3 hours ago, wew said:

It's a rog strix g531g-dbq086t

It should be able to do it. However keep in mind that a 1050 is a 60fps 1080p card at low-med settings these days for higher graphics games. In csgo and such sure go ahead but don't expect to much from it. It won't get better fps connecting a 144hz monitor it will still be the same you'll just have the option to see more.

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4 minutes ago, jaslion said:

It should be able to do it. However keep in mind that a 1050 is a 60fps 1080p card at low-med settings these days for higher graphics games. In csgo and such sure go ahead but don't expect to much from it. It won't get better fps connecting a 144hz monitor it will still be the same you'll just have the option to see more.

i see i see, mostly i only play valorant now. Thanks alot though

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3 minutes ago, wew said:

i see i see, mostly i only play valorant now. Thanks alot though

Should be doable.

 

Make sure it has freesync or gsync tho to help out a bit when fps drop.

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