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240Eizo, HZ problems.

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My friend recently bought himself a 240hz EIZO gaming monitor. 

And the displayport  cable he uses only supports 60hz on nvidia controlpanel.

 

I know DVI-D supports 144hz since i have one of those. But does it support 240hz?

OR

is it another way around this ?

I think you can push more through DP.

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We only get 59,60 on the nvidia control panel, and the DP cable came with the monitor, and also a HDMI,.

Nope you can customize it by tapping change resolution button and then changing the refresh rate.

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The monitor supports a maximum of 120Hz and then converts the frame rate to 240Hz. 120Hz is the highest you will get.

http://www.techpowerup.com/189783/eizo-releases-duravision-fdf2405w-monitor-with-240-hz-refresh-rate.html

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