F5F Stay Refreshed Power Users Overclocking The Asus swift pg248q has a 144hz monitor, though its default setting is 60hz

The Asus swift pg248q has a 144hz monitor, though its default setting is 60hz

The Asus swift pg248q has a 144hz monitor, though its default setting is 60hz

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TwinkelK
Junior Member
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11-04-2017, 02:48 AM
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Ive just built a computer with the following hardware:
Asus z270e (motherboard)
G. Skill 2x8
Asus strix geforce gtx 1078(8gb)
Intel i7 7700k
And I have the monitor that I mentioned above.
I have the displayport cable connected to the video card, along with the USB 3.0 running from the monitor to the motherboard. I happened to pass in nVidia control panel and saw that it's default is 60hz. I thought it was supposed to be at 144hz?
Also, whenever I was running unigine heaven benchmark with gsync on, the monitor started blinking as if turning on and off. But whenever I would turn the gsync off it wouldn't do it. I passed an article from a guy that had the same problem and someone replied that it was because the displayport cable is on the cheaper side and it would fail when it hit a certain frequency.
Should I purchase a more higher end reliable dp cable?, or maybe just change the default to 144hz in the control panel? Although, why should I have to change from 60 to 144hz when it's suppose to be a 144hz monitor.
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TwinkelK
11-04-2017, 02:48 AM #1

Ive just built a computer with the following hardware:
Asus z270e (motherboard)
G. Skill 2x8
Asus strix geforce gtx 1078(8gb)
Intel i7 7700k
And I have the monitor that I mentioned above.
I have the displayport cable connected to the video card, along with the USB 3.0 running from the monitor to the motherboard. I happened to pass in nVidia control panel and saw that it's default is 60hz. I thought it was supposed to be at 144hz?
Also, whenever I was running unigine heaven benchmark with gsync on, the monitor started blinking as if turning on and off. But whenever I would turn the gsync off it wouldn't do it. I passed an article from a guy that had the same problem and someone replied that it was because the displayport cable is on the cheaper side and it would fail when it hit a certain frequency.
Should I purchase a more higher end reliable dp cable?, or maybe just change the default to 144hz in the control panel? Although, why should I have to change from 60 to 144hz when it's suppose to be a 144hz monitor.

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MouseTR
Junior Member
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11-20-2017, 03:05 AM
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Most high refresh rate displays use 60Hz by default. Adjust it to 144Hz.
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MouseTR
11-20-2017, 03:05 AM #2

Most high refresh rate displays use 60Hz by default. Adjust it to 144Hz.

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Tarynlyn
Junior Member
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11-20-2017, 04:10 AM
#3
Most high refresh rate displays use 60Hz by default. Adjust it to 144Hz.
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Tarynlyn
11-20-2017, 04:10 AM #3

Most high refresh rate displays use 60Hz by default. Adjust it to 144Hz.