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What are the problems of having a lower fps than monitor Hz.

Eunoia

Hey guys, lets say im planning on getting an external 144hz monitor for my laptop (gtx 1050, no g-sync). When im in game, the fps is around 120-150 (valorant), sometimes it will drop to 90+  but only for a sec or two. I was wondering will there be any problems and will this method work if i wanna play with 144hz. Thanks a lot.

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It will work just fine. You may see some screen tearing but honestly at 144hz I doubt you will notice it. I would say that regardless it will be a much superior experience than running on a 60hz display. 

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33 minutes ago, Eunoia said:

Hey guys, lets say im planning on getting an external 144hz monitor for my laptop (gtx 1050, no g-sync). When im in game, the fps is around 120-150 (valorant), sometimes it will drop to 90+  but only for a sec or two. I was wondering will there be any problems and will this method work if i wanna play with 144hz. Thanks a lot.

Just overclock your laptop screen

 

If you have a 60hz you will prob be able to go around 75hz

 

If you have 75hz you might be able to go 90hz

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It's probably be fine, you will see some screen tearing but that's probably it, and you can mitigate it by using v-sync or freesync

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