Currently, I have a Samsung 27-inch (S27D590C) monitor which has a 1080p at 60hz panel. Using CRU I was able to overclock this monitor to a stable 72hz with no frame skipping or other issues, and maintain it for 6 months now.
My question is: could lowering my monitors resolution potentially yield a higher refresh rate overclock, or even a higher refresh rate by default?
*Please only reply with answers regarding the original question that was asked. I've worked with computers and monitors for years so I'm fairly well educated on both.
I prefer to mess with the monitor as little as possible now that I have a stable overclock, but depending on the type of responses I receive, I may try to push it even further at a lower resolution since low graphical quality is not an issues for me. I often play games with really low settings to maintain awesome FPS.
Thank you for your time,
Boris
a few PC specs if it helps:
MSI 390
FX-8350
MSI 970 Gaming mobo
Also, I sincerely apologize if this is not the place for this type of question, and will redirect it if so.
My question is: could lowering my monitors resolution potentially yield a higher refresh rate overclock, or even a higher refresh rate by default?
*Please only reply with answers regarding the original question that was asked. I've worked with computers and monitors for years so I'm fairly well educated on both.
I prefer to mess with the monitor as little as possible now that I have a stable overclock, but depending on the type of responses I receive, I may try to push it even further at a lower resolution since low graphical quality is not an issues for me. I often play games with really low settings to maintain awesome FPS.
Thank you for your time,
Boris
a few PC specs if it helps:
MSI 390
FX-8350
MSI 970 Gaming mobo
Also, I sincerely apologize if this is not the place for this type of question, and will redirect it if so.
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