My audio quality seems poor. Is this a problem related to reduced screen resolution?

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My audio quality seems poor. Is this a problem related to reduced screen resolution?

My audio quality seems poor. Is this a problem related to reduced screen resolution?

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TheSymbiote
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01-18-2016, 07:15 AM

#1

I currently own a 4K, 60Hz monitor. However, when I utilize resolutions like 1440x1080 or any stretched resolution, the display inexplicably drops to 30Hz. Can you help me understand why this is occurring and how I can achieve a consistent 60Hz refresh rate?

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TheSymbiote

01-18-2016, 07:15 AM #1

I currently own a 4K, 60Hz monitor. However, when I utilize resolutions like 1440x1080 or any stretched resolution, the display inexplicably drops to 30Hz. Can you help me understand why this is occurring and how I can achieve a consistent 60Hz refresh rate?

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FLB1976
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235

01-31-2016, 08:02 AM

#2

To adjust your monitor's refresh rate within Windows, begin by right-clicking on the desktop and selecting “Display Settings.” Then, in the Display section, locate and click on your monitor’s name. You'll find a dropdown menu labeled “Advanced Display Settings.” Click that to access more options. From there, you should see a choice labeled “Refresh Rate”. Select your desired refresh rate from the available list, and Windows will update accordingly.

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FLB1976

01-31-2016, 08:02 AM #2

To adjust your monitor's refresh rate within Windows, begin by right-clicking on the desktop and selecting “Display Settings.” Then, in the Display section, locate and click on your monitor’s name. You'll find a dropdown menu labeled “Advanced Display Settings.” Click that to access more options. From there, you should see a choice labeled “Refresh Rate”. Select your desired refresh rate from the available list, and Windows will update accordingly.

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Markxsman
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01-31-2016, 07:05 PM

#3

To adjust your monitor's refresh rate in Windows, navigate to your display settings. Within the Display section, locate and click on Advanced display settings. From there, you’ll find a choice to modify the refresh rate – typically presented as a dropdown menu. Select your desired rate from the list, considering factors like smoothness and performance. Save your changes to apply the new setting.

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Markxsman

01-31-2016, 07:05 PM #3

To adjust your monitor's refresh rate in Windows, navigate to your display settings. Within the Display section, locate and click on Advanced display settings. From there, you’ll find a choice to modify the refresh rate – typically presented as a dropdown menu. Select your desired rate from the list, considering factors like smoothness and performance. Save your changes to apply the new setting.