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Monitor Refresh Rate (59 vs 60 Hz)

ImperialSteele

Hey guys,

 

When I went into Geforce Experience I saw my monitor was at 59Hz, so I went in to the Nvidia Control Panel and selected 60Hz from the menu (contained 50, 59, & 60, 59 was selected). Is there any reason the monitor comes stock with 59, like a potential performance issue? Running 1070 for GFX if it matters.

 

Thanks :)

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Started up CS:GO and it was running at 20 FPS?? Went back to 59 Hz and was back up to 300 (ish). Any ideas why?

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Does the difference between 59 and 60 hertz really matter to you? I'd just leave it at 59 and not worry about it.

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I'm fine with it being at 59, I just set it to 60 for the even number. Now I'm just wondering why it has such an adverse effect in games?

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If you want to, you can overclock your monitor a bit. Whilst most people might not see the difference overclocking 60hz to something higher, you might.

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Its actually 59.97 hz. Some monitors are genuinely 60 hz but more often than not they are actually 59.97. Windows has some funkiness around this that I don't fully appreciate currently but its definitely not a problem.

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