Hello everyone, thanks for checking out my issue and also in advance for any help!
I just bought an AOC G2460PQU monitor (144hz, 1ms, 1080p), i'm connecting it to my PC through a Dual Link DVI-D cable (new), however, when i select the 144hz option from the Nvidia control panel, or any windows menu, the screen will go black for a few seconds, then it will go back to 60hz. The following is my system:
H81M-DS2
i3-4130
MSI GTX 750 Ti (I'm plugging the DVI cable to the graphics card as it should be, also it's the only DVI-DL socket in my entire system, also it doesn't have DisplayPort socket, so Dual Link DVI-D is my only option)
8GB DDR3 @1333 RAM
64bit Windows 10 Pro (Fully updated)
I know there are a lot of threads like this, but any of the solutions helped me to fix this problem. I've already tried:
-Uninstalling and then re-installing both Nvidia and monitor drivers.
-Used the HDMI cable that comes with the monitor, it only allows 60hz or 59hz.
-Tried making a custom resolution through the Nvidia control panel, max it can achieve is 65hz in progressive but however it can reach up to 114hz in interlaced but the image will look blurry (but very fluid).
-Checked windows updates, and the built-in windows driver update manager with the monitor's driver.
-Tried the high refresh rate with lower resolutions, exact same result as with 1080p.
-Tried to change the refresh rate from Windows desktop right click>display settings>advanced display settings>display adapter properties>adapter and monitor tabs, exact same result.
-Forced CS:GO to run at 144hz with Steam launch options, screen went black but the game was there, because i could hear the music and the sound when hovering over the main menu's options, i used alt+tab to go back to the desktop running at 60hz and the image came back.
-Looked at the options menu of the monitor (little buttons under the screen), and there is no option to change the refresh rate, it only shows that the vertical rate is 60hz and horizontal rate is 68KHz, yes, kilohertz.
I really like the monitor, especially the response time, i can feel the difference when aiming or just when i'm in the desktop, but the main reason i bought this monitor is 144hz. And before someone comes to say "why so expensive monitor yet very weak pc you cannot run games 1080p 144fps etc etc etc". I just wanted the 144hz for LoL and CS:GO as they're my main games and i'm not into stuff like DOOM or BF1, for other games i casually play i only wanted the 1080p res and the response time. I know, it's not the best PC for gaming at all, and i'l upgrade it asap, but as those two games give me perfect framerates, and i just wanted a better experience/more advantage for them, so i went for this monitor.
Again, thanks for reading all this stuff and for further help.
I just bought an AOC G2460PQU monitor (144hz, 1ms, 1080p), i'm connecting it to my PC through a Dual Link DVI-D cable (new), however, when i select the 144hz option from the Nvidia control panel, or any windows menu, the screen will go black for a few seconds, then it will go back to 60hz. The following is my system:
H81M-DS2
i3-4130
MSI GTX 750 Ti (I'm plugging the DVI cable to the graphics card as it should be, also it's the only DVI-DL socket in my entire system, also it doesn't have DisplayPort socket, so Dual Link DVI-D is my only option)
8GB DDR3 @1333 RAM
64bit Windows 10 Pro (Fully updated)
I know there are a lot of threads like this, but any of the solutions helped me to fix this problem. I've already tried:
-Uninstalling and then re-installing both Nvidia and monitor drivers.
-Used the HDMI cable that comes with the monitor, it only allows 60hz or 59hz.
-Tried making a custom resolution through the Nvidia control panel, max it can achieve is 65hz in progressive but however it can reach up to 114hz in interlaced but the image will look blurry (but very fluid).
-Checked windows updates, and the built-in windows driver update manager with the monitor's driver.
-Tried the high refresh rate with lower resolutions, exact same result as with 1080p.
-Tried to change the refresh rate from Windows desktop right click>display settings>advanced display settings>display adapter properties>adapter and monitor tabs, exact same result.
-Forced CS:GO to run at 144hz with Steam launch options, screen went black but the game was there, because i could hear the music and the sound when hovering over the main menu's options, i used alt+tab to go back to the desktop running at 60hz and the image came back.
-Looked at the options menu of the monitor (little buttons under the screen), and there is no option to change the refresh rate, it only shows that the vertical rate is 60hz and horizontal rate is 68KHz, yes, kilohertz.
I really like the monitor, especially the response time, i can feel the difference when aiming or just when i'm in the desktop, but the main reason i bought this monitor is 144hz. And before someone comes to say "why so expensive monitor yet very weak pc you cannot run games 1080p 144fps etc etc etc". I just wanted the 144hz for LoL and CS:GO as they're my main games and i'm not into stuff like DOOM or BF1, for other games i casually play i only wanted the 1080p res and the response time. I know, it's not the best PC for gaming at all, and i'l upgrade it asap, but as those two games give me perfect framerates, and i just wanted a better experience/more advantage for them, so i went for this monitor.
Again, thanks for reading all this stuff and for further help.