“60hz. But if you get lucky and get the AUO63ED panel, you can overclock the display to ~90-100hz. Sadly, display panels are a lottery so you may not get that exact panel. ? This is so very unfair. how i find out which panel i got?”
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The only way I was able to find out if I had this panel was to actual verify through downloading Custom Resolution Utility (CRU). Thus far I am unable to determine whether there's a specific serial code on the box that gives this information away without having to verify internally.
Sorry, there was a problem. Please try again later.You can buy compatible monitor for like 50$ with 120hz capabilities. Iit's like 5 tabs and 3 screws. You can swap it out in less than 5 minutes.
Sorry, there was a problem. Please try again later.open device manager, click on monitor, right click on "generic monitor, and select properties, view events, Look for part code. Mine is "Last Device Instance Id: DISPLAY\AUO113D" . (this is not my dell part number BTW) I had the cheaper model on mine.
Sorry, there was a problem. Please try again later.Use HwInfo app Install, run Click the monitor it should say AUO or LG for the model or manufacture I got the AUO panel my self so, its a lottery, but chances can't be that bad if I got one with my luck! Running at a cool 90hz right now :)
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