My Asus VS247H-P Monitor Won't Display 120Hz? (Won't go higher than 60Hz)

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BnG

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So here is my problem,
I just got my new monitor today, I connected it to my system (via the DVI cable that came with the box, not the VGA cable that also came with the box).
I used to play on an older screen not being able to display more than 1280x1080 - 60HZ.
The new Asus one can display up to 1920x1080 - 120Hz (according to the specifications).

I have my monitors in a dual setup, I can drag my mouse from 1 monitor to the other.
The older monitor is still set at normal settings (1280x1080 - 60Hz), the new Asus one is set at (1920x1080 - 60Hz). I noticed that the Asus monitor was set at 60 Hz so I tried to change it but the list wouldn't go higher than 60Hz.

Does anyone know how to solve this problem? I heard that it might be a GPU issue so here is the name of my GPU:

- ATI Radeon 5850 1GB

I hope that someone can help me out with my problem!

~ BnG

 
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The specifications said it could go up to 120Hz, but I think I found the problem though.
I have DVI single link, I need dual .-.
Is there a way to bypass this in any way? :l

(In my opinion they should have delivered this with the monitor...)
 
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BnG

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The specifications said it could go up to 120Hz, but I think I found the problem though.
I have DVI single link, I need dual .-.
Is there a way to bypass this in any way? :l

(In my opinion they should have delivered this with the monitor...)
 
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BnG

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The specifications said it could go up to 120Hz, but I think I found the problem though.
I have DVI single link, I need dual .-.
Is there a way to bypass this in any way? :l

(In my opinion they should have delivered this with the monitor...)
 
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BnG

BnG

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The specifications said it could go up to 120Hz, but I think I found the problem though.
I have DVI single link, I need dual .-.
Is there a way to bypass this in any way? :l

(In my opinion they should have delivered this with the monitor...)
 
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BnG

BnG

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The specifications said it could go up to 120Hz, but I think I found the problem though.
I have DVI single link, I need dual .-.
Is there a way to bypass this in any way? :l

(In my opinion they should have delivered this with the monitor...)
 
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BnG

BnG

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The specifications said it could go up to 120Hz, but I think I found the problem though.
I have DVI single link, I need dual .-.
Is there a way to bypass this in any way? :l

(In my opinion they should have delivered this with the monitor...)
 
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BnG

BnG

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Nov 1, 2013
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The specifications said it could go up to 120Hz, but I think I found the problem though.
I have DVI single link, I need dual .-.
Is there a way to bypass this in any way? :l

(In my opinion they should have delivered this with the monitor...)
 
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BnG

BnG

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The specifications said it could go up to 120Hz, but I think I found the problem though.
I have DVI single link, I need dual .-.
Is there a way to bypass this in any way? :l

(In my opinion they should have delivered this with the monitor...)
 
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I do not see any information on your monitor providing you 120Hz. I went to https://www.asus.com/Monitors_Projectors/VS247HP/ ,nothing mentioned 120Hz, maybe just return the monitor if you were told false information about the monitor to whoever told you that it can do 120Hz. A real 120Hz monitor tends to be around $300.
 
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BnG

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Now I remember :p, I got it from this video:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KfPtZGnBrog

Sorry for the duplication btw, idk what happeneed :l.

Hmm, now I do also see it doesn't specifically say 120 Hz, but I thought I read it somewhere .-.
 
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