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144hz.

HDMI won't output 1080p 144Hz, DP 1.2 or Dual link DVI-D will.

So what are some of the pros and cons in Displayport vs HDMI when gaming? (at 1080p)

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What refresh rate?

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None it's just that DP is better for higher refresh rates other than that there's no difference they both do Display and Audio

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144hz.

HDMI won't output 1080p 144Hz, DP 1.2 or Dual link DVI-D will.

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DP can carry a analog, AND a digital signal. Also like others said, having a locking mechanism, and support for higher refresh rates(only for supported monitors) and GSYNC AND FREESYNC(again, only for supported monitors)

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144hz.

You'll want DisplayPort most likely.

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HDMI won't output 1080p 144Hz, DP 1.2 or Dual link DVI-D will.

HDMI 2.0 does.

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HDMI does not support what you are trying to use, DP 1.2 does, DL DVI does too.

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