M Moti030 Honorable Dec 3, 2013 30 0 10,530 May 9, 2019 #1 I've seen that DP 1.2 is capable of either 1440p@144hz or 4K@60hz. Is it capable of something in between, at greater than 60hz? Say 1440x3440, 1440x3840 or 1600x3840? (Got a 4K DP1.2 monitor, Planning on a 10-20 hz overclock.)
I've seen that DP 1.2 is capable of either 1440p@144hz or 4K@60hz. Is it capable of something in between, at greater than 60hz? Say 1440x3440, 1440x3840 or 1600x3840? (Got a 4K DP1.2 monitor, Planning on a 10-20 hz overclock.)
Glenwing Splendid Aug 8, 2015 3,112 322 25,990 May 9, 2019 #2 Yes, 3440×1440 at up to 120 Hz, 3840×1600 at up to 100 Hz. But it is unlikely you will be able to overclock much by changing the resolution. Out of curiosity, why do you write resolutions backward? Upvote 0 Downvote
Yes, 3440×1440 at up to 120 Hz, 3840×1600 at up to 100 Hz. But it is unlikely you will be able to overclock much by changing the resolution. Out of curiosity, why do you write resolutions backward?
M Moti030 Honorable Dec 3, 2013 30 0 10,530 May 10, 2019 #3 Glenwing said: Yes, 3440×1440 at up to 120 Hz, 3840×1600 at up to 100 Hz. But it is unlikely you will be able to overclock much by changing the resolution. Out of curiosity, why do you write resolutions backward? Click to expand... Rookie mistake, I never realized there was a specific order to write by. Thanks! And yes, I don't count on 100hz. 75-80 is what I hope for. Upvote 0 Downvote
Glenwing said: Yes, 3440×1440 at up to 120 Hz, 3840×1600 at up to 100 Hz. But it is unlikely you will be able to overclock much by changing the resolution. Out of curiosity, why do you write resolutions backward? Click to expand... Rookie mistake, I never realized there was a specific order to write by. Thanks! And yes, I don't count on 100hz. 75-80 is what I hope for.