I've looked around on google for so long and nothing was related to mine. I have the AW2310 monitor which is fully capable of 120hz paired with an RX 480 Red Devil. I am using a 24+1 DVI cable so that shouldn't be a problem either. Now, my problem is, everything becomes so pixelated it is very hard to see anything going on. What am I doing wrong? I've spent about 3 days playing on 60hz, I feel like my money is wasted.
Switching to 120hz makes screen blurry?
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Dragos Manea
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Try to test your monitor on another pc, try to conect it with different cable, if after this it is still the same but on other pc is ok then your videocard is teh culprit
okay, so my brother has a gtx 1060 which I do think is capable of 120hz and guess what, same thing happened - everything got all pixelated. Do you guys think it's a faulty cable? A fake one maybe? I bought it for ~6USD so maybe the quality isnt good? Or perhaps it's the monitor not capable of fhd 120hz? I really hope my money wasnt wasted
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Try another cable but there is a high chance that the monitor to be at fault here. Try another cable if it is the same RMA the monitor.
I tried another cable, it still becomes pixelated at 120hz 
I cannot RMA it as I got it second hand and the guy said HDMI DVI 120hz is okay.. I can manually overclock the monitor up to 97hz and more than that, it becomes blurry and unreadable. I have double checked it is a dual link cable and I don't want to bother the store staff again if I can help it. I've tried contacting the guy again but he hasn't replied to me for days already so he probably knew this was going to happen. Do you think I could still RMA it even though I don't have the original accessories to come with it? thanks a lot I appreciate it
I cannot RMA it as I got it second hand and the guy said HDMI DVI 120hz is okay.. I can manually overclock the monitor up to 97hz and more than that, it becomes blurry and unreadable. I have double checked it is a dual link cable and I don't want to bother the store staff again if I can help it. I've tried contacting the guy again but he hasn't replied to me for days already so he probably knew this was going to happen. Do you think I could still RMA it even though I don't have the original accessories to come with it? thanks a lot I appreciate it
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I really dont know, i dont own a 120 Hz monitor or a 100 Hz one, i m happy with 60 Hz but i read everywhere that it is worth it. Now try to find on google a 100Hz monitor review vs a 120 or 144 hz one.
I personally don't feel it's a massive bump from 60 to 97 to be honest, maybe it's too little of a difference. Or probably I'm too annoyed I spent far too long trying to get 120hz to work but never did. I'll be honest, I would've rather preferred 1440p/60hz - that is if you're a little of a graphics whore like me haha
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