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Can only run 120Hz on 144Hz monitor
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so basically my gpu died and so ive resorted to using the displayport on my motherboard.
It's not really a massive issue but the intel graphics control panel will only allow me to set my Hz to 120 max and was wondering if anyone else has had this problem and managed to fix it? As far as I know the GPU itself shouldn't affect what Hz I can set the monitor to, but I may be wrong.

My old card was a 780 and my integrated graphics atm is a HD 4600. The monitor I have is an ASUS MG279Q

so basically my gpu died and so ive resorted to using the displayport on my motherboard.
It's not really a massive issue but the intel graphics control panel will only allow me to set my Hz to 120 max and was wondering if anyone else has had this problem and managed to fix it? As far as I know the GPU itself shouldn't affect what Hz I can set the monitor to, but I may be wrong.

My old card was a 780 and my integrated graphics atm is a HD 4600. The monitor I have is an ASUS MG279Q
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computers are hard and quite a hassle
with this chant I summon Setsul

computers are hard and quite a hassle
with this chant I summon Setsul
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Update drivers.
If it still doesn't work add a custom resolution.
Welcome to Intel.
It's not like you'll get 144 fps anyway.

Update drivers.
If it still doesn't work add a custom resolution.
Welcome to Intel.
It's not like you'll get 144 fps anyway.
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well, you should tried to figure what is the pixel clock of your HD4600 and adapt a res lower that it by decreasing the res,
It worked for me to get my 240hz, i do have now a res 1808x1017

well, you should tried to figure what is the pixel clock of your HD4600 and adapt a res lower that it by decreasing the res,
It worked for me to get my 240hz, i do have now a res 1808x1017
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