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Gixxoz

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when i put on 144hz on my monitor it get alot of red dtots all over it and i cant live with those red dots anymore so i can only put it to 60hz if i want no red dots someone know the problem or could solve it i have tryed alot of thing nothing works.
 
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That's definitely a good monitor, and a good setup as well.
Try using just the one display. A lot of graphics cards don't like having multiple refresh rates set at the same time.
If that still doesn't work, try using the monitor on a friend's computer that can support 144 MHz. If the problem is still there, return it to ASUS. If it goes away, then it's a problem with either your GPU or the drivers.
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We'd love to help but we need more information before any useful help can be given.
What are your system specs, specifically the motherboard, CPU, and GPU are the most relevant here but more specs are better.
What monitor are you using? It could be a known problem if you bought a cheap one.
 
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I have a pretty expensive setup with a gtx 970, i5 6600k, msi motherboard cant remember name and a ASUS VG278HE 144hz and a syncmaster 60hz as a secound monitor but the issue is when i change my main to 144hz it gets red dots all over the main screen vg278 but not on my other one. But when i change my main to 60hz again the problem is fixed so no red dots anymore. I cant really find a sulotion for this and my setup is really good and seems fine dont think its something damaged but maybe.
 
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Gixxoz

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u see my answer down there i forgot to press repley
 
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That's definitely a good monitor, and a good setup as well.
Try using just the one display. A lot of graphics cards don't like having multiple refresh rates set at the same time.
If that still doesn't work, try using the monitor on a friend's computer that can support 144 MHz. If the problem is still there, return it to ASUS. If it goes away, then it's a problem with either your GPU or the drivers.
 
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Gixxoz

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alright thx for the tip im going to ask a friend and try with 1 screen
 
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