“does anyone figure out how to get 144hz and 1080p? I tried dvi and I get 144hz , hdmi 1080p but 60hz., display port 1.2 gives 1080p native and 60hz OR 1920x1080 144hz but never both! called Asus 3 times and they are useless! each time different answer”
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1920x1080 IS 1080p You can only choose one operating refresh rate at a time (60hz or 144hz etc.). HDMI maxes out at 60hz Displayport and DVI-D (DUAL LINK CABLE, not the one that comes in the box) will get you 1080p and higher resolution wise, and 144hz, so those would be your only options for 1080p 144hz
Sorry, there was a problem. Please try again later.to get 144hz, you need to use DVI or Displayport cables. Also you need to go into your monitor settings under windows control panel and select advanced settings. From there you will change the default 60hz to 144hz, you will see 75hz, 100hz and 120hz available as well. here is a snipit from the net: ----- Search for Display Settings in Cortana/Search bar On the left side click Display then near the bottom click Advanced Display Settings It will take you to the page where you can change your resolution. At the bottom of the page select Display adapter properties A new window will appear. On one of the tabs at the top select monitor. --- Hope this helps!
Sorry, there was a problem. Please try again later.You must use the DVI cord that comes with the monitor to get the 144hz. As far as getting 1080, go to the NVIDA control panel and it will allow you to choose the native resolution.
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Sorry, there was a problem. Please try again later.1920x1080 is 1080p? Displayport and dual-link DVI will both support 1920 x 1080 at 144 Hz.
Sorry, there was a problem. Please try again later.Set your resolution to 1920x1080, that has nothing to do with changing the Video Card settings to 144hz. Goto Start ->Control Pannel (Settings in WIN10) ->Display -> Advanced DIsplay Settings -> Display Adapter Properties -> Monitor Tab (middle) ->Screen Refresh Rate is a drop down. Select the refresh rate of your choice. Click Apply and OK. Youll be set. You can only do one Refresh Rate at a time. (cant do 60hz and 144hz with 1080p at the same time) If you have 2 monitors, your ASUS 24" will be at 144hz, the secondary will cap at 60hz, no issues.
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