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 Posted: Tue, 16th Sep 2014 10:17 Post subject: [Windows 7] Separate refresh rates for TV and monitor |
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| Posted: Tue, 16th Sep 2014 13:11 Post subject: |
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Not as far as I know.
The same problem occurs with oculus rift dk2. It have to be set to extended and it is a 75hz display... and my monitor is 60hz. I have to lower down the res on my pc display to get both refresh rates to be even 75
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| Posted: Tue, 16th Sep 2014 13:16 Post subject: |
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You can do that through the nvidia control panel. Try looking about in the AMD CP?
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| Posted: Tue, 16th Sep 2014 16:02 Post subject: |
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this is a also a problem with the oculus rift dk2
if all else fails, try disable aero
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| Posted: Tue, 16th Sep 2014 16:18 Post subject: |
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| Posted: Tue, 16th Sep 2014 16:29 Post subject: |
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| Posted: Tue, 16th Sep 2014 17:05 Post subject: |
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| garus wrote: | | I found info that Windows always tries to use the refresh rate of the primary monitor. Which in my case is 120hz. But sending 120hz to a 60Hz TV makes the image literally choke laggy. |
If you want to use them in "clone" mode, then I suppose it won't work (don't know why you would want to use that mode though).
With extended desktop it works just fine - I have a 120Hz monitor, a 60Hz HDTV and another 60Hz monitor in portrait orientation working at the same time just fine. There really isn't any magic to it this way - it just works. You can set resolution and refresh rates through your basic windows display options for each screen. CCC is probably easier to manage though - Desktop Management-> Desktop Properties.
I am on W8 though, but I am not sure if it makes any difference. I had my TV at 24Hz from time to time during my W7 days and it seemed to work fine.
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| Posted: Tue, 16th Sep 2014 18:10 Post subject: |
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Extended works fine for me aswell.
My QNIX QX2710 runs at 100Hz and TV at 50Hz.
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| Posted: Wed, 17th Sep 2014 13:50 Post subject: |
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do not send 120hz to the 60hz panel for long periods of time either. :O
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