so I bought this LG monitor last week and it is “fine” but it has a weird glitch that Windows only lets me go up to 49hrz when the monitor supports 100hrz is there a fix
Try updating your display drivers
While it may support the resolution, it may not be compatible with having that resolution, along with a higher refresh rate. To make sure, either check the Intel Graphics Control Panel, or:
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Go to the advanced display settings, and press “Display adapter properties for Display X” (the “X” should be a number, if you have 1 monitor connected it should say 1. I know you’re using Windows 11, so the layout may be slightly different. You need to look for this window.
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Press “List All Modes”
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Look to see if there is an option which matches your max refresh rate and resolution. If not, it’s what i expected (Mentioned at the start). If that’s the case, Scroll until you can find a downscaled resolution that allows for the higher refresh rate, otherwise, you may have to deal with the low refresh rate.
Also, where was this monitor purchased, and was it refurbished?
I don’t think it’s been asked yet, but what plug/interface are you using to attach the monitor?
We’d need to know more specs of the rest of the hardware to be sure, but I would suspect that you might be using HDMI 1.x, and you will probably need to use DisplayPort to get higher a res/refresh.
Some references I found:
I’m using hdmi
It was not refurbished and I bought it new last week
did my instructions do anything?
And where was it bought from
Best Buy and I’m not at my off I’ll do it when I get there
Plug out HDMI cable and plug back if you did not try this method yet No joke, sometimes my monitor only shows max 60 Hz until if I not replug the cable
Also you should check your HDMI/DP port version. For instance my super 2017 HP laptop can’t manage 144 Hz on my ultrawide monitor only just 45-50 Hz but my main computer or Mac does. This because HDMI/DP version. The cable also has version number.
thanks when i checked it said 1440p 50 hertz so I’m pretty sure the igpu only goes that far