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144Hz - Max clocks
- Thread starter Drake5
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Pretty much this.
I have a script that I run before I load any games that switches it to 144Hz.
Does that work on Nvidia
No need, go to nvcp andset refresh option in game as 'highest possible' and Windows desktop to run at 100 or 120hz, now it should switch to 144hz in game, dropping back to 120hz in Windows.
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My GPU when idle stays in 2D mode at 144hz.
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On my old Asus 144Hz screen, connected by DVI, my memory clock used to go max when using 144Hz when i had a 290X, so idle was 300/1250 (normals 300/150), dropping back to 120Hz solved it, but when i switched to the BenQ XL2730Z connected by DP, the clocks were fine on 144Hz, proper idles of 300/150.
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Just done this thanks, is their any thing else I need to change is their a seperate option for windows desktop in that part of the settings or do I just leave the monitor on 120Hz in the nvidia panel
This does not work with windowed or full screen window mode in my experience.
True, as it should revert anything windowed to desktop refresh, though Tbh the difference between 120 and 144hz is negligible at best, IMO 144hz sole purpose is to deliver 72hz in 3d
