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Help with DVI adapters?
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Hey I currently have an Asus VG248QE 24-Inch monitor which I'm running to my computer using an HDMI cable. I didn't realize until yesterday that this limits my hz to 60 as opposed to 144 which is what I'm looking to get. Unfortunately my computer only has a VGA port so it won't accept the dual link DVI cable that came with the monitor. I'm wondering if anyone knows any good adapters or other ways that I can get my monitor to 144hz so I can finally be good at tf2.

Thanks!

Hey I currently have an Asus VG248QE 24-Inch monitor which I'm running to my computer using an HDMI cable. I didn't realize until yesterday that this limits my hz to 60 as opposed to 144 which is what I'm looking to get. Unfortunately my computer only has a VGA port so it won't accept the dual link DVI cable that came with the monitor. I'm wondering if anyone knows any good adapters or other ways that I can get my monitor to 144hz so I can finally be good at tf2.

Thanks!
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You need to connect your monitor to a dvi-i or displayport on your gpu.
vga and hdmi do not support anything above 75hz afaik

You need to connect your monitor to a dvi-i or displayport on your gpu.
vga and hdmi do not support anything above 75hz afaik
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http://i.stack.imgur.com/tuzbC.png

Im pretty sure you need dual link dvi for 144hz to work

[img]http://i.stack.imgur.com/tuzbC.png[/img]
Im pretty sure you need dual link dvi for 144hz to work
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cmeYou need to connect your monitor to a dvi-i or displayport on your gpu.
vga and hdmi do not support anything above 75hz afaik

I think I'm just going to get a card with a dvi port.

TommyIm pretty sure you need dual link dvi for 144hz to work

Yeah I have the cord, I needed a way to connect it to the tower.

[quote=cme]You need to connect your monitor to a dvi-i or displayport on your gpu.
vga and hdmi do not support anything above 75hz afaik[/quote]

I think I'm just going to get a card with a dvi port.

[quote=Tommy]
Im pretty sure you need dual link dvi for 144hz to work[/quote]
Yeah I have the cord, I needed a way to connect it to the tower.
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what card are you using now?

what card are you using now?
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It's an Intel HD Graphics 4600 that came with the computer which is an Inspiron 3487 that I was using for school.

It's an Intel HD Graphics 4600 that came with the computer which is an Inspiron 3487 that I was using for school.
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there's no way to run 144hz unless you get a dedicated gpu then

there's no way to run 144hz unless you get a dedicated gpu then
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How much do you think a solid upgrade with the port would cost?

can i just message you?

How much do you think a solid upgrade with the port would cost?

can i just message you?
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750 ti and call it a day

but honestly any dedicated GPU should come with a dual dvi-d port

750 ti and call it a day

but honestly any dedicated GPU should come with a dual dvi-d port
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#10
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R7 240 is pretty cheap and decent for the price. Anything non-integrated will do it though.

R7 240 is pretty cheap and decent for the price. Anything non-integrated will do it though.
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alright thanks guys, i really appreciate all the help

alright thanks guys, i really appreciate all the help
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If you're desperate for 120Hz over HDMI, I believe you should be able to get it if you drop your resolution down to 1024*768 or below. For TF2 with an Intel iGPU you'd need to use a resolution like that to make greater than 60Hz worth having anyway.

If you're desperate for 120Hz over HDMI, I believe you should be able to get it if you drop your resolution down to 1024*768 or below. For TF2 with an Intel iGPU you'd need to use a resolution like that to make greater than 60Hz worth having anyway.
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I bought this and it works great.

I bought [url=http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B004G3WCLM?psc=1&redirect=true&ref_=oh_aui_detailpage_o09_s00&tag=teamfortresst-20]this[/url] and it works great.
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maxieI bought this and it works great.

In what way would this help the OP? VGA does not support 144hz...

[quote=maxie]I bought [url=http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B004G3WCLM?psc=1&redirect=true&ref_=oh_aui_detailpage_o09_s00&tag=teamfortresst-20]this[/url] and it works great.[/quote]

In what way would this help the OP? VGA does not support 144hz...
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I'm pretty sure there are hdmi cables that con do 1080p 144hz, or at least I'm pretty sure I have seen them advertised

I'm pretty sure there are hdmi cables that con do 1080p 144hz, or at least I'm pretty sure I have seen them advertised
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I'm getting a new gpu that comes with a dvi dual link port so its all good. Again thanks for the help guys.

I'm getting a new gpu that comes with a dvi dual link port so its all good. Again thanks for the help guys.
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PhunkI'm pretty sure there are hdmi cables that con do 1080p 144hz, or at least I'm pretty sure I have seen them advertised

the cable can but the hdmi spec itself couldn't until hdmi 2.0 which is rare

[quote=Phunk]I'm pretty sure there are hdmi cables that con do 1080p 144hz, or at least I'm pretty sure I have seen them advertised[/quote]
the cable can but the hdmi spec itself couldn't until hdmi 2.0 which is rare
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