Hi, I've looked up many threads here about this topic and still can't figure this issue.
Windows cannot output anything higher than 60hz to newly purchased monitor (Samsung 27 CGJ5 Curved - 2K 144hz). I'm using the HDMI that came with the monitor and it says high speed HDMI, I guess this is a 2.0 HDMI. My Laptop's HDMI port is sadly a 1.4, However, I found people on other threads saying 1.4 Can output 1080p at 144hz. I downgraded my resolution to 10920x1080 but still the maximum hz showing is 60.
The monitor is connected to my i7-10510U, I've tried to make it connect to my GeForce MX130 but no luck at all. Adjusted 3D and physs settings to MX130 and tried to choose preferred graphics card in BIOS but I didn't find such an option in my BIOS, no luck at all. But I still think my CPU can output 1080p@144hz which I'm not getting at all.
Can you please help? At this point I'm not sure if the problem with the CPU, HDMI, BIOS or the Monitor itself.
Windows cannot output anything higher than 60hz to newly purchased monitor (Samsung 27 CGJ5 Curved - 2K 144hz). I'm using the HDMI that came with the monitor and it says high speed HDMI, I guess this is a 2.0 HDMI. My Laptop's HDMI port is sadly a 1.4, However, I found people on other threads saying 1.4 Can output 1080p at 144hz. I downgraded my resolution to 10920x1080 but still the maximum hz showing is 60.
The monitor is connected to my i7-10510U, I've tried to make it connect to my GeForce MX130 but no luck at all. Adjusted 3D and physs settings to MX130 and tried to choose preferred graphics card in BIOS but I didn't find such an option in my BIOS, no luck at all. But I still think my CPU can output 1080p@144hz which I'm not getting at all.
Can you please help? At this point I'm not sure if the problem with the CPU, HDMI, BIOS or the Monitor itself.
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