“Will this run at a constant 144 hz with a display port on this PC? http://www.bestbuy.com/site/ibuypower-desktop-intel-core-i7-16gb-memory-2tb-hard-drive-120gb-solid-state-drive-white/4513601.p?id=1219756373476&skuId=4513601”

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• Yes it will.

  Answered by Frankthetank 8 years ago

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• With a display port cable it will use the exact frame rate your graphics card is producing. Prior to g sync there was a universal standard or 60 frames, however to prevent a lot of problems is your computer couldn't push 60 it would immediately drop to 30 as a standard, and again to 15. In a complicated way this made it easier for users and manufacturers.

  Answered by SKIRK 9 years ago

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• Yes

  Answered by Luis 9 years ago

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• Yes but you will need to use the Dual-link DVI-D connector not the HDMI. HDMI only supports 60 HZ

  Answered by Raven 9 years ago

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• yes, it comes with a dual-link DVI cable which is capable of running 144hz. To activate it...use the steps below 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.

  Answered by mazdaboi 9 years ago

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