Ihave heard that this monitor only runs @ 144hz when using the dvicable does this mean if i hook up a dvi to hdmi cable to my xbox it will run@144hz?
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Just grab a cheap HDMI cable and hook up your xbox to the HDMI port (Which is limited to 60hz, anyway), and if you have a PC, connect that to the DVI port. Problem solved.
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Xbox cannot exceed 60hz...do not buy this unless you have a pc capable of running 144hz ... You would just be wasting money...buy any good quality 1080p monitor or tv for the Xbox.
1004948
Xbox 360 or Xbone will not run at 144hz, their max ability is 60. Sorry man, need to do PC gaming to benefit from this monitor.
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An Xbox does not run games at 140 FPS, meaning it won't be able to use 144 Hz AT ALL. Games run at like 30-50 FPS, so if your buying this monitor for just your Xbox, it would be a bad idea.
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Unfortunately not, for two reasons:1) Xbox cannot support anything above 60hz2) HDMI doesn't support anything above 120hz. In order to utilize 144hz, you would have to use DisplayPort.
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I can confirm that this will not work at 144Hz without using the supplied DVI cable or a Display Port cable. It will be a waste to purchase this monitor for an Xbox anyhow since I highly doubt the system is hitting anywhere close to 144FPS in any game. I would save your money and get a 60Hz monitor thats larger than 24".
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The video card selects the hits for this monitor. The itself has three options. The 3rd option is called "fastest". Could not figure out a way to verify 144 all the time while gaming on the pc until I went in to the I nvidia control panel. Your selection with the herts rate are there, just pick the highest at 144. For the xbox, I don't think you will have this option. You can use a straight up hdmi, it does not matter. After you hook it up, you will need to go into the monitor options and find refresh rate. Have not tried this on an xbox yet but for pc, it great.
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nope, nothing to do with the monitor, it's just that dvi does not support audio.
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Guys is it really good for 144hz 1ms like , ips lacks 144hz if any monitor with good viewing angle with 144hz under 5ms please update, otherwise i go with benq gaming ones
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Dear Gabriel, sorry this cable won't work with your Xbox 1. It does have a 3.5mm for audio in & out, but if your monitor doesn't have a 3.5mm audio input then it wouldn't able to get sound, only video. Thank you for checking with us.
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I don't game, but I would assume these monitors are not great for gaming. They are relatively low resolution, 1440x900 rather than an HD monitor at 1920x1080. Their refresh rate is only 60Hz and I think most gaming monitors are more around 120Hz? Both of mine came with a standard VGA cable, but the monitors also accept DVI-D input.
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I read somewhere that, it supports a resolution of 2560x1600. so it should support dual monitors if the total resolutions falls under this. I'm using nVidia GPU, so I never tried the onboard hdmi or DVI.
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Yes it does, it comes with a dual link dvi cable that supports the 144Hz refresh rate.
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Dude, I've been running my 360 on this. And what can I tell you, it's everything that's on paper, and then some...I've been running games at 720p and 1080i and it's just Liquid Crystal CLEAR.So far, no, it does not introduce any lag.I'm still waiting for the 1080p games that aren't out yet. I expect to be blown away.
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Neither is it PLS, nor does it have a single DP. You may only connect via a good DVI-D cable, but then you can overclock to 2560x1440 @ 120hz (+-20hz about, depending on your luck) I bought this exact model before and unless they totally changed it, the description is plainly misleading/wrong now.
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This is going to based on preference. I run this monitor in its standard configuration most of the time. I will custom tune the game settings for optimal visual settings. Hope this helps.
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Just wanted to ease some concern regarding the monitor itself. (I bought this monitor so amazon showed me your question) It's input lag is rated at 09ms on Displaylag.com which is an excellent rating. The main reason why i bought this monitor. From my understanding the use of DVI or HDMI should have no real bearing on lag input. I would possibly look into the graphics settings of the game itself or make sure the drivers were installed ok.
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I agree and disagree.. I plugged mine in HDMI, same thing; DVI on the other hand lines up perfectly. This works out cause my r9 270 gfx card has HDMI, VGA, and DVI so my HDMI is empty for my 42 inch ;). But, I think you would have to manually stretch the screen through the irritating menu. For people who haven't gotten this yet, its not that bad; they just don't label the buttons. But if you can't navigate through a monitor screen, well you shouldn't be using a computer lol.. Great monitor so far!
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Yes, I have, that's why I bought it. A few things. There aren't any DVI ports so you'll have to connect either RGB or HDMI. My video card only has DVI ports so I had to get a DVI-HDMI connector. Also, I have played with the adjustments a lot. My nvidia settings report the native resolution being 1920x1080, but it's actually 1366x768. Anything higher or lower and the text looks really crappy, blurry and whatnot. This is when you connect it via HDMI. To tell you the truth, it's not too bad, I have only had it a couple of weeks as well and I am still adjusting it. Haier's website is no help though.
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Technically yes, but the vast majority of games that are released on PS4/XB1 target 30 or 60 frames per second, which essentially means you wouldn't be fully utilizing the refresh rate of this monitor.
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As someone else posted make sure you are using the Dual Link cable that came with your monitor it will allow you to use it at 144hz.. don't use a HDMI if you want high Hz if you have nvidia graphics card open up your nvidia control panel and goto display, screen resolution and set your refresh rate higher I don't own amd so I cant tell you what to click on in the catalyst control center to set it up but google can and if anything make sure to use vsync if your getting tearing but that's usually caused by low hz so get the dual link cable installed without any splitters or adapters and you should be fine As someone else posted make sure you are using the Dual Link cable that came with your monitor it will allow you to use it at 144hz.. don't use a HDMI if you want high Hz if you have nvidia graphics card open up your nvidia control panel and goto display, screen resolution and set your refresh rate higher I don't own amd so I cant tell you what to click on in the catalyst control center to set it up but google can and if anything make sure to use vsync if your getting tearing but that's usually caused by low hz so get the dual link cable installed without any splitters or adapters and you... » Read More As someone else posted make sure you are using the Dual Link cable that came with your monitor it will allow you to use it at 144hz.. don't use a HDMI if you want high Hz if you have nvidia graphics card open up your nvidia control panel and goto display, screen resolution and set your refresh rate higher I don't own amd so I cant tell you what to click on in the catalyst control center to set it up but google can and if anything make sure to use vsync if your getting tearing but that's usually caused by low hz so get the dual link cable installed without any splitters or adapters and you should be fine « Show Less
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Not really sure. Under the display's menu selections there is a "gaming" mode. When I pull up the display info in settings, this is what I see, but I'm only connected via VGA not DVI: 1920x1080, 68KHZ 60Hz, VS239H. Hope that helps.