Check the monitor after overclocking; it may fail to power on.
Check the monitor after overclocking; it may fail to power on.
Accidentally set the monitor refresh rate to 120hz, but it only supports 60hz. When you power on the PC, it shows no signal and turns off the monitor. Please help!
Take the monitor out, wait a few moments, then plug it back in. If it still doesn't work, it's damaged. Next time, consult a proper overclocking guide for your monitor, starting from 60 to 120Hz—don't start without knowing what you're doing. Make sure you understand if your model can handle the overclock before attempting.
Take the monitor out, wait a few moments, then plug it back in. If it still doesn't work, it's damaged. Next time, consult a proper overclocking guide for your monitor, starting from 60 to 120Hz—don't start without knowing what you're doing. Make sure you understand if your model can handle the overclock before attempting.
He claimed it happened by mistake, remembering his monitor's refresh rate was 60hz. When using a different cable, such as HDMI, it might work better.
It's not possible to do this by accident since overclocking the monitor requires using a CRU or a similar custom resolution from NVIDIA or AMD.