2022年7月25日 · Great resource, thanks. According to the table at your link DP 1.2 supports up to 165 Hz. Actually, I think that piece of information is only partially correct. I just found my answer on Wikipedia - DisplayPort - Refresh frequency limits for standard video. Basically, DP 1.2 supports 2560x1440 @ 165 Hz at a colour depth of 8 bit.

60 Hz = 16.66ms/frame 75 Hz = 15 ms/frame 144 Hz = 6.94 ms/frame 165 Hz = 6.06 ms/frame 240 Hz = 4.16 ms/frame So the difference between 60 and 75hz (1.66 ms) is actually bigger than the difference you'll get going from 144hz to 165 (0.88 ms). Similarly the jump from 60 to 144 (9.72) is far bigger than 144 to 240 (2.74).

2020年6月21日 · I have a 165 hz monitor, everything set up properly, game running above 165 fps, all settings set to 165 hz, but it feels barely better. Like, scrolling is nicer yes, but this feels just like my old 60 hz monitor.

2022年12月1日 · In Nvidia control panel, I simply created a custom resolution, selected CVT-RB, set the refresh rate to 165 Hz and used the automatically generated timings. This admittedly was a shot in the dark after seeing the posts about 10-bit with custom timings. Windows graphics options is showing 10-bit.

2023年2月7日 · To add to this in case anyone else runs into the same issue. I kept getting 6-bit in Windows, since I'd made a custom resolution in AMD Adrenalin. Deleting that custom resolution, and then following the above guide gave improved results: 165 Hz with 8-bit dithering. Still haven't managed to achieve 10-bit.

2023年2月27日 · I have a laptop with a 165 Hz G-Sync display. Most of the games I play cannot run at 165 Hz, so I use Rivatuner to cap the FPS at a lower value and get consistent frametimes. Should I cap the FPS at a value that's exactly half or a third of 165? For example, 55 is exactly 1/3 of 165. Should I cap the FPS at 55 or 60 or does it not matter?

2021年4月12日 · Many 165 Hz monitors can only run at 165 Hz in some sort of stupid marketing overclocking mode. Maybe that's one of those, although I don't really know. I'd just ignore that because 144-vs-165 isn't going to be noticeable anyway.

2016年6月1日 · But he's right, there are tests on YouTube which shows you dot for like 1/500 th of second and if you can see it, you can see 500hz. But 20 is too small, but if you talk about Asus, their price is like 144hz, so you get 21 hz for free.

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2021年12月27日 · Wrong. 60hz refresh rate will ALWAYS have 16.66ms response time. Every single hz of that refresh rate takes 16.66ms. It never changes. INPUT LAG can change, but refresh rate lag cannot. 60hz is ALWAYS 16.66ms. 120hz is always 8.33ms. 240hz is ALWAYS 4.16ms. That never changes.