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Games don't feel smooth on monitor, but look smooth on others

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Whilst gaming on my benq rl2455hm i noticed 60fps didnt look smooth as it does on my other 60hz monitor and laptop screen, i've tried everything to make it look smooth but to no avail (vsync, triple buffering)

any suggestions?

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Yea, check on monitor then check on windows. 

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Its set in windows at 60hz and the monitor says it's at 60hz

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Are the games running at 60 fps?

Whilst gaming on my benq rl2455hm i noticed 60fps didnt look smooth as it does on my other 60hz monitor and laptop screen, i've tried everything to make it look smooth but to no avail (vsync, triple buffering)

any suggestions?

disable vsync, it might of locked it at 30

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Are the games running at 60 fps?

disable vsync, it might of locked it at 30

Yup, and VSync is locking it at 60

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That monitor has features that other monitors don't. I'd turn them off and see what happens, as well as look at the suggestions above.

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