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Hey guys,

 

So I've got my Gaming PC put together and everything works really awesome. I seem to be having a problem with framerate drops on my monitor. The FPS will run 60fps and then drop to about 1-20fps and then go back up for a little bit and then drop back down.

 

Now, I don't know if I need a displayport cable to Overclock my monitor or not. Is there a specific displayport cable that I would need to buy? And I am having a LOT of trouble trying to figure out how to overclock the monitor to 100hz(?)

 

I watched a youtube video over a month ago, but that isn't really helping much. Do I need a DP cable to overclock a monitor?

 

If anyone can help or advise on how to proceed I would greatly appreciate it.

 

Thank you for the help.

 

-Deepia

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overclocking it is easy. just going into the nvidia control panel, click change resolution and then click custom. under create custom resolution just keep upping the Hz number by 5 at a time until it comes up with "no input" then dial it back by 5 and youll be fine. i think my x34a runs at 103hz stable. i also use a displayport cable.

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2 hours ago, Badger906 said:

overclocking it is easy. just going into the nvidia control panel, click change resolution and then click custom. under create custom resolution just keep upping the Hz number by 5 at a time until it comes up with "no input" then dial it back by 5 and youll be fine. i think my x34a runs at 103hz stable. i also use a displayport cable.

Do I need a display port cable to Overclock or no?

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6 hours ago, Deepia said:

Do I need a display port cable to Overclock or no?

Probably. I'm not 100% sure on what HDMI supports, but generally DP is superior. On my rig I cap out at 50hz on HDMI but that might just be the older version of HDMI that the Fury X supports (also 3440*1440).

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10 hours ago, Carclis said:

Probably. I'm not 100% sure on what HDMI supports, but generally DP is superior. On my rig I cap out at 50hz on HDMI but that might just be the older version of HDMI that the Fury X supports (also 3440*1440).

Ok, I will look into it. 

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a standard hdmi 1.2 cable will support 4k 60hz, so im guessing it wont support 3440x1400 100hz

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