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As you are interested my specs are CPU: Ryzen 3600 Mobo: ROG STRIX B550-A GAMING GPU : RTX 3070 ti (top PCI-E) GTX 1060 3gb PSU : Corsair 850W gold rated Monitor : Acer Predator GN246HL 24" LED Gaming 144Hz Monitor Also have an Old 60hz tv connected to my gtx 1060 Currently im...

If he has dual link then it would output 144Hz, if he has single link it will output 60Hz. I was not confused, I believe OP does not have dual link otherwise a regular converter would have been suffice from DP (GPU) to dual link DVI (monitor). Only my gtx 1060 has DVI dual link output and my...

The thing with DDU they probably don't mention is after cleaning the system of drivers, do not have the computer connected to the internet when you reboot back into Windows. Windows will try to find drivers and install them, which will screw things up. Thanks man ill try that now.

While the screenshot I took from my laptop, I did do this with my desktop with the monitor plugged into a GT 1030 (the other card is a RTX 2070). I had to use DDU to reinstall the drivers so Windows could see both cards properly. But otherwise it worked after that. Ive tried DDU and NV clean...

unfortunatly DVI-D does require an active adapter to convert to Display Port if you want 1080p@144hz you can use a regualr adapter but it only goes to 1080p@60hz

Yeah i dont have this option it just shows my gtx 1060 for all options. I got it to work but it is reliant on making my 2nd monitor out put with my rtx 3070 and making it my primary display in windows then in each game i will have to manually choose my other monitor to run the game on if i a...

So i got a RTX 3070 ti but my monitor is only compatible with it through HDMI 1080p@60hz. When i used my old GTX 1060 this was fine because it has a DVI-D (dual link) output which is 1080p@144hz. I want to render my games on my RTX 3070 ti but display to my monitor through my GTX 1060. I know...