“How do you get 144hz refresh rate and 1 ms response time? These features are not standard out of the box?”

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• For 144Hz you need to go to your Windows display settings, hit the Advanced Display settings button at the bottom of the page. Under the monitor listing, hit Display adapter properties for display #. In the pop up hit the monitor tab, and change the drop down menu to 144Hz. For the 1 ms you need to navigate the monitor's OSD menu. It's under Menu>Image Control>Response Time

  Answered by DaveW 7 years ago

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• I have the same monitor and in my advanced settings for display>monitor, it shows that it is a Generic PnP Monitor and it only goes up to 120 Hertz refresh rate. Why is that?

  Answered by John 6 years ago

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• In order to set your refresh to 144 you need to go to the nvidia control panel. HDMI or DP port doesn't matter both will work. right click on your desktop and go to nvidia control panel. once your there go to change resolution. now you will see setting for ultra HD, HD, SD that's where they will stay 60hz you need to go to your display that has 144 and select a pc resolution. there you will see it will change from 60hz to 144hz. your welcome

  Answered by Crozwick 6 years ago

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• Hi Jake, Sorry didn't see this right away. Right click mouse to scroll down to display settings, Clik on the monitor advanced settings and go to the Monitor tab and the screen refresh rate can be chosen to 144 Hertz. Let me know if this helps...

  Answered by Robsapremiresilver 7 years ago

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• You have to use Display Port AND update the drivers for the monitor.

  Answered by KaneM7 7 years ago

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• The feature is standard out of the box, but you need to have a DisplayPort cable in order to reach 144Hz.

  Answered by Tayler 7 years ago

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• Have to use Display Port AND install windows driver update from HP site.

  Answered by KaneM7 7 years ago

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• Yes, they are standard features out of the box.

  Answered by HP Team 7 years ago

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