- Mar 31, 2006
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Hi,
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Been using my Acer XB270HU for awhile with no problems, I have it set to G-sync in 'Manage 3d Settings', and have Vertical Sync on (as I have don for with no issues).
-edit_ Driver Version 358.87 on Windows 10 home 64bit
When I play a game, I switch off V-sync in the game options. I play a lot of War Thunder and until yesterday it's been fine. Today it looked a bit choppy and the refresh rate was showing 135fps, I quit and checked Nvidia Control panel and it showed 'Resolution 2560 x 1440 120hz'. I click the Refresh Rate drop down box and can choose 144hz, Then i click 'Apply'. But when I go back in it has reset to 120hz. I think the game is drawing 135fps (it changed up and down a few fps during gameplay) but it is choppy as the monitor is only going to 120hz.
My secondary Monitor (Iiyama ProLite E2607WS) is a 60hz monitor and is set as that as always)
Have rebooted and same thing happens. What is happening? Why won't it lock to 144hz?
(Rig in signature)
Been using my Acer XB270HU for awhile with no problems, I have it set to G-sync in 'Manage 3d Settings', and have Vertical Sync on (as I have don for with no issues).
-edit_ Driver Version 358.87 on Windows 10 home 64bit
When I play a game, I switch off V-sync in the game options. I play a lot of War Thunder and until yesterday it's been fine. Today it looked a bit choppy and the refresh rate was showing 135fps, I quit and checked Nvidia Control panel and it showed 'Resolution 2560 x 1440 120hz'. I click the Refresh Rate drop down box and can choose 144hz, Then i click 'Apply'. But when I go back in it has reset to 120hz. I think the game is drawing 135fps (it changed up and down a few fps during gameplay) but it is choppy as the monitor is only going to 120hz.
My secondary Monitor (Iiyama ProLite E2607WS) is a 60hz monitor and is set as that as always)
Have rebooted and same thing happens. What is happening? Why won't it lock to 144hz?
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