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Oh right okay, the specificatio of my nonitor just says that the box contains DVI, does it not matter what type of DVI it is? do they all support 144hz?

dvi is dvi

HDMI does not have high enough bandwidth to output over 60hz. You need to use DVI or DisplayPort if you want the 144hz goodness.

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HDMI 1.3 supports 1080P @ 60Hz and HDMI 1.4 supports 1080P @ 120Hz.

 

So either way for a 144Hz monitor to get the most out of the monitor's capabilities it is better to go with a DisplayPort.

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Oh I looked at the monitor it does not have a DisplayPort...

 

You can connect it to the DVI to get the 144Hz

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HDMI does not have high enough bandwidth to output over 60hz. You need to use DVI or DisplayPort if you want the 144hz goodness.

I'm using HDMI with my monitor 1080P 75Hz. Is there any reason that works?

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HDMI does not have high enough bandwidth to output over 60hz. You need to use DVI or DisplayPort if you want the 144hz goodness.

Yes it can.

 

HDMI 1.3 supports 1080P @ 60Hz and HDMI 1.4 supports 1080P @ 120Hz.

 

So either way for a 144Hz monitor to get the most out of the monitor's capabilities it is better to go with a DisplayPort.

HDMI 2.0 can do 1080p 144Hz perfectly fine. Just because the monitor doesnt have an HDMI 2.0 port doesnt mean that HDMI cant do it.

This monitor cant, HDMI can.

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So if i use DVI will i have worse quality because im not using HDMI?

it's the same signal. Dvi doesn't carry audio though.

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Oh right okay, the specificatio of my nonitor just says that the box contains DVI, does it not matter what type of DVI it is? do they all support 144hz?

dvi is dvi

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