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Whats up guys,

 

I have a Dell U2515H 1440p 60hz monitor, which was awesome because I always played on very high settings in 1440p on 60 fps with my Geforce GTX 970. But since I'm going to get a 1070 in a few month, I would like to overclock the monitor on maybe 90hz if that is possible. I have two questions. 

 

1. Is that possible and in case it is, how?

2. Could it damage the monitor or anything else of my hardware?

 

Thanks

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1 hour ago, momsspaghetti said:

Whats up guys,

 

I have a Dell U2515H 1440p 60hz monitor, which was awesome because I always played on very high settings in 1440p on 60 fps with my Geforce GTX 970. But since I'm going to get a 1070 in a few month, I would like to overclock the monitor on maybe 90hz if that is possible. I have two questions. 

 

1. Is that possible and in case it is, how?

2. Could it damage the monitor or anything else of my hardware?

 

Thanks

I've heard of people overclocking their U2515H to 80-85 Hz but it's dependent on the individual unit. Every item will overclock differently, even compared to another of the exact same model. My U2414H does not overclock at all.

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8 hours ago, Glenwing said:

I've heard of people overclocking their U2515H to 80-85 Hz but it's dependent on the individual unit. Every item will overclock differently, even compared to another of the exact same model. My U2414H does not overclock at all.

Thanks. But could OC regardless if it's successful or not damage the monitor?

 

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