144hz Monitor but tests show its only runing 60hz also stuttering while gaming.

[FMJ_Twitch]

Anyone have any idea what could cause this?
The monitor i'm using is a ASUS ROG Swift PG2780 G-Sync Monitor
Below I have provided a link to my proof also could this be why all my games have micro stutter?

http://imgur.com/a/2ApYF

 

[Deniedstingray]

Sorry to ask the silly questions but is the refresh rate set to 144 in display settings?

And what kind of cable are you using?

 

[Snickers333]

Are you using Google chrome ? The original google chrome does not tak advantage of 144hz. You have to download Google Chrome Canary.

 

[SinxarKnights]

Anyone have any idea what could cause this?
The monitor i'm using is a ASUS ROG Swift PG2780 G-Sync Monitor
Below I have provided a link to my proof also could this be why all my games have micro stutter?

http://imgur.com/a/2ApYF

Despite what Snickers333 said, Chrome does in fact support 144hz. Starting to wonder where people are getting this information. That is a few threads this week with various false claims. My favorite one was saying Creative Soundcore 3d was a realtek chip.

What you need to do is go into the Chrome settings and at the bottom click "show advanced settings". Then near the bottom of there, enable "Use hardware acceleration when available".

As for microstutter in games, if you have vsync enabled ingame and gsync on in the driver, that might cause problems but i've never experienced that myself. Microstutter is generally a SLI/X-fire issue. What is the rest of your rig?

 

[FMJ_Twitch]

Sorry to ask the silly questions but is the refresh rate set to 144 in display settings?

And what kind of cable are you using?

DP and yes its set at 144hz

 

[FMJ_Twitch]

Anyone have any idea what could cause this?
The monitor i'm using is a ASUS ROG Swift PG2780 G-Sync Monitor
Below I have provided a link to my proof also could this be why all my games have micro stutter?

http://imgur.com/a/2ApYF

Despite what Snickers333 said, Chrome does in fact support 144hz. Starting to wonder where people are getting this information. That is a few threads this week with various false claims. My favorite one was saying Creative Soundcore 3d was a realtek chip.

What you need to do is go into the Chrome settings and at the bottom click "show advanced settings". Then near the bottom of there, enable "Use hardware acceleration when available".

As for microstutter in games, if you have vsync enabled ingame and gsync on in the driver, that might cause problems but i've never experienced that myself. Microstutter is generally a SLI/X-fire issue. What is the rest of your rig?

Thank you turning on "Use hardware acceleration when available" was the fix!