as setsul said, optimus will limit you to 60 fps no matter the abilities of an external monitor. unless you can disable it, you won't be able to get more than 60 fps
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BenQ xl2411t which cables for 120hz?
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as setsul said, optimus will limit you to 60 fps no matter the abilities of an external monitor. unless you can disable it, you won't be able to get more than 60 fps
BenQ XL2411T does not have support for HDMI 1.4. If you want 120+hz@1080 you need DVI DL
BenQ XL2411T does not have support for HDMI 1.4. If you want 120+hz@1080 you need DVI DL
AndiSabinBenQ XL2411T does not have support for HDMI 1.4. If you want 120+hz@1080 you need DVI DL
You can also use custom timings via HDMI and that works as well (I did it for my planar sa2311w that doesn't have support for hdmi 1.4 and I'm running it at 120Hz right now)
[quote=AndiSabin]BenQ XL2411T does not have support for HDMI 1.4. If you want 120+hz@1080 you need DVI DL[/quote]
You can also use custom timings via HDMI and that works as well (I did it for my planar sa2311w that doesn't have support for hdmi 1.4 and I'm running it at 120Hz right now)
You can also use custom timings via HDMI and that works as well (I did it for my planar sa2311w that doesn't have support for hdmi 1.4 and I'm running it at 120Hz right now)
AndiSabinBenQ XL2411T does not have support for HDMI 1.4. If you want 120+hz@1080 you need DVI DL
Dave_AndiSabinBenQ XL2411T does not have support for HDMI 1.4. If you want 120+hz@1080 you need DVI DLYou can also use custom timings via HDMI and that works as well (I did it for my planar sa2311w that doesn't have support for hdmi 1.4 and I'm running it at 120Hz right now)
HDMI 1.3 and 1.4 can do 1080p 120Hz, also Display Port > Basically everything else.
[quote=AndiSabin]BenQ XL2411T does not have support for HDMI 1.4. If you want 120+hz@1080 you need DVI DL[/quote]
[quote=Dave_][quote=AndiSabin]BenQ XL2411T does not have support for HDMI 1.4. If you want 120+hz@1080 you need DVI DL[/quote]
You can also use custom timings via HDMI and that works as well (I did it for my planar sa2311w that doesn't have support for hdmi 1.4 and I'm running it at 120Hz right now)[/quote]
HDMI 1.3 and 1.4 can do 1080p 120Hz, also Display Port > Basically everything else.
[quote=Dave_][quote=AndiSabin]BenQ XL2411T does not have support for HDMI 1.4. If you want 120+hz@1080 you need DVI DL[/quote]
You can also use custom timings via HDMI and that works as well (I did it for my planar sa2311w that doesn't have support for hdmi 1.4 and I'm running it at 120Hz right now)[/quote]
HDMI 1.3 and 1.4 can do 1080p 120Hz, also Display Port > Basically everything else.
ComangliaAndiSabinBenQ XL2411T does not have support for HDMI 1.4. If you want 120+hz@1080 you need DVI DLDave_AndiSabinBenQ XL2411T does not have support for HDMI 1.4. If you want 120+hz@1080 you need DVI DLYou can also use custom timings via HDMI and that works as well (I did it for my planar sa2311w that doesn't have support for hdmi 1.4 and I'm running it at 120Hz right now)
HDMI 1.3 and 1.4 can do 1080p 120Hz, also Display Port > Basically everything else.
That makes sense. But it was just weird because when I plugged my cable in, the max was 60Hz with stock timings.
[quote=Comanglia][quote=AndiSabin]BenQ XL2411T does not have support for HDMI 1.4. If you want 120+hz@1080 you need DVI DL[/quote]
[quote=Dave_][quote=AndiSabin]BenQ XL2411T does not have support for HDMI 1.4. If you want 120+hz@1080 you need DVI DL[/quote]
You can also use custom timings via HDMI and that works as well (I did it for my planar sa2311w that doesn't have support for hdmi 1.4 and I'm running it at 120Hz right now)[/quote]
HDMI 1.3 and 1.4 can do 1080p 120Hz, also Display Port > Basically everything else.[/quote]
That makes sense. But it was just weird because when I plugged my cable in, the max was 60Hz with stock timings.
[quote=Dave_][quote=AndiSabin]BenQ XL2411T does not have support for HDMI 1.4. If you want 120+hz@1080 you need DVI DL[/quote]
You can also use custom timings via HDMI and that works as well (I did it for my planar sa2311w that doesn't have support for hdmi 1.4 and I'm running it at 120Hz right now)[/quote]
HDMI 1.3 and 1.4 can do 1080p 120Hz, also Display Port > Basically everything else.[/quote]
That makes sense. But it was just weird because when I plugged my cable in, the max was 60Hz with stock timings.
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