Hello,
I recently bought an Asus MG279Q 1440P 144Hz IPS gaming monitor.
I am using it with a Gigabyte GTX 770, the 2gb model. (GV-N770OC-2GD)
(I know the 2gb is not much, but I only play games like Dota2 and Osu!, so I don't think it is gonna be much of an issue for me).
There is only one small problem, unfortunately. I can only run it at 120Hz.
When I first contacted Asus support about this they said it was a firmware problem and i had to rma it. The weird thing is though, the replacement model doesn't get over 120Hz either. So the next guy from Asus said I needed FreeSync in order for the 144Hz to work, but I call bullsh*t on that one because in the specs of the monitor it says with FreeSync enabled you can only get to 90Hz. Now the last guy I had on the phone told me it was my graphics card that doesn't support 144Hz on a 1440P resolution (although I can't get it to work on 1080P either). So now I just don't know what to believe anymore as you can probably understand. I hope one of you guys can confirm this last statement from Asus for me? Or is it just some nonsense?
Just to clear things up, I'm using DisplayPort 1.2.
Many thanks!
-Rik.
I recently bought an Asus MG279Q 1440P 144Hz IPS gaming monitor.
I am using it with a Gigabyte GTX 770, the 2gb model. (GV-N770OC-2GD)
(I know the 2gb is not much, but I only play games like Dota2 and Osu!, so I don't think it is gonna be much of an issue for me).
There is only one small problem, unfortunately. I can only run it at 120Hz.
When I first contacted Asus support about this they said it was a firmware problem and i had to rma it. The weird thing is though, the replacement model doesn't get over 120Hz either. So the next guy from Asus said I needed FreeSync in order for the 144Hz to work, but I call bullsh*t on that one because in the specs of the monitor it says with FreeSync enabled you can only get to 90Hz. Now the last guy I had on the phone told me it was my graphics card that doesn't support 144Hz on a 1440P resolution (although I can't get it to work on 1080P either). So now I just don't know what to believe anymore as you can probably understand. I hope one of you guys can confirm this last statement from Asus for me? Or is it just some nonsense?
Just to clear things up, I'm using DisplayPort 1.2.
Many thanks!
-Rik.