Question Display Port monitor to HDMI Xbox

[vlfie]

I want to use my Display Port Monitor with my Xbox Series S to run 144hz my monitor is an Acer Predator XB241H and only runs 144hz via display port what adapter would I have to use to get it running?

 

[Glenwing]

Please refer to the pinned thread, section 3.4.

https://forums.tomshardware.com/threads/how-to-connect-to-a-120-hz-display.3268285/post-20043087

 

[SyCoREAPER]

I want to use my Display Port Monitor with my Xbox Series S to run 144hz my monitor is an Acer Predator XB241H and only runs 144hz via display port what adapter would I have to use to get it running?

Xbox only does 120fps/120hz.

Displayport won't magically force you 144hz. Use it's HDMI port. If the HDMI port is being used, get an HDMI Switch. Xbox will not handshake properly with a monitor using Displayport not specifically designed to accommodate consoles.

 

[Glenwing]

Xbox only does 120fps/120hz.

Displayport won't magically force you 144hz. Use it's HDMI port. If the HDMI port is being used, get an HDMI Switch. Xbox will not handshake properly with a monitor using Displayport not specifically designed to accommodate consoles.

G-Sync monitors of this generation are hard-limited to 60 Hz over HDMI. He will need an adapter to connect to the DisplayPort input to get 120 Hz. Support will depend on whether the monitor's 120 Hz profile uses standard CTA-861 timing, which we can have OP check for.

 

[SyCoREAPER]

G-Sync monitors of this generation are hard-limited to 60 Hz over HDMI. He will need an adapter to connect to the DisplayPort input to get 120 Hz. Support will depend on whether the monitor's 120 Hz profile uses standard CTA-861 timing, which we can have OP check for.

If that's the case chances are even slimmer. OP didn't mention using GSync or Freesync. OP will at very least need an active adapter and hope that adapter works, even then it's not guaranteed to work.

Out of 4 monitors I bought only one worked with the Xbox despite all having HDMI 2.1 ports, so that's modern monitors with properly spec'd ports (bad EDID tables were why they didn't work) not working because Xbox's are SUPER picky. All other devices worked fine but the Xbox gave me the finger.

A spaghetti nest of cables and adapters for what the OP wants to do is a 50/50 shot and only worth it if they are willing to invest time and have the ability to easily and hassle free return parts if they don't work.