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Multi-monitor with different refresh rates?

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No, there shouldn't be any problems. Have fun!

So, im thinking about buying one of those fancy 120hz monitors. I currently have two 60hz monitors, and was wondering if there is any problem running a 120hz monitor with two 60hz monitors. Thx.

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So, im thinking about buying one of those fancy 120hz monitors. I currently have two 60hz monitors, and was wondering if there is any problem running a 120hz monitor with two 60hz monitors. Thx.

thier shouldn't be no.

 

 

 

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No, there shouldn't be any problems. Have fun!

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Like everyone else says. No problem. I run 3 60Hz and a 144Hz. I was getting some weird glitches, but it could just because of the 4 monitors.... 

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I have two panels right now. 144Hz and 60Hz. No issues. I even have the 60Hz panel plugged into the iGPU.

Until yesterday, both were plugged into the GPU abd no worries.

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