acer xfa240 how to enable 144hz?
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['Right Click on the Desktop.', 'Click on Display settings.', 'Click on Display adapter properties (a new box should open up)', 'Click on the monitor tab.', 'Set Screen refresh rate to 144hz.']
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To output 1080p content at 144Hz, you will need either a Dual-Link DVI, a DisplayPort, or an HDMI 1.4 or higher (though some monitors with HDMI 1.4 are limited to 60Hz or 120Hz) cable.
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['With the monitor connected; click on your Start Menu.', 'Select Control Panel.', 'Select Display.', 'Select Personalise.', 'Click on Monitor 2.', 'Select Extend the desktop onto this monitor.']
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['Go to the AOC service center.', 'Search for the monitor on the webpage. ... ', 'Click Support.', 'Scroll down and click Driver in the Drivers and Software section.', 'Click the downloaded file and follow the on-screen instructions to finish the process.']
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['Right click on the desktop and select "Screen resolution"', 'In the upper box, showing the monitors, click and drag and arrange the displays to match the actual setup (you may want to click "Identify" so you know which one Windows thinks of as 1 and 2)', 'Click OK.']
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['Click the Start button.', 'Select the Settings icon.', 'Select System.', 'Click Advanced display settings.', 'Click on the menu under Resolution.', 'Select the option you want. We strongly recommend going with the one that has (Recommended) next to it.', 'Click Apply.']
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['Open Settings.', 'Click on System.', 'Click on Display.', 'Under the "Select and rearrange displays" section, select the monitor that you want to adjust.', 'Under the "Scale and layout" section, use the Orientation drop-down menu to select the mode: Landscape. Portrait.']
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['Change Power Management Setting.', 'Uninstall Nvidia Graphics Drivers.', 'Download and Install Latest NVIDIA Graphics Drivers.']
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['Update your graphics driver to the latest version. ... ', 'Open your graphics control panel and in 3D settings change to the performance mode from quality mode.', 'Overclock your graphics card using MSI Afterburner or any other software of your preference.']
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['In Windows, click Start, click Control Panel, then click Display.', 'To change the size of text and windows, click Medium or Larger, then click Apply.', 'Right-click the desktop and click Screen resolution.', 'Click the image of the monitor that you want to adjust.']
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['Go to nvidia control panel. [00:28]', 'Go under 3d settings than configure surrond, PhysX. [00:37]', 'Check off Span displays with surround. [00:46]', 'Click apply. [02:39]']
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['Right-click on the Desktop and select Screen Resolution.', 'Change the Multiple Displays drop-down as per your preference.', 'Select the desired monitor and adjust the resolution using the slider.', 'Click Apply.']
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['Plug a monitor into your video port. Windows 10 will automatically detect your monitor.', 'Click the Start Menu and select Settings.', 'Click System.', 'Click the drop down box under and choose one of the following: Duplicate - You will see the same on both screens. ... ', 'Click Apply to save the changes.']
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You want VSYNC set to OFF if you are going to be using GSync, period. There's no reason to use both at the same time. Also, G-Sync already FPS caps you at 144 FPS anyway, and your eyes won't see the difference between 144 FPS and 200 FPS because your monitor can't refresh that fast anyway.
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If you have a compatible graphics card, you can enable FreeSync which will synchronize the monitor's refresh rate with GPU's frame rates and in turn, eliminate screen tearing and stuttering within the VRR range with virtually no input lag penalty. The monitor is not certified as G-SYNC compatible by NVIDIA.
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['Open the Windows start menu, and select Control Panel.', 'In Control panel, open the Appearance and Personalization option. ... ', 'Now, choose Display and then Adjust screen resolution.', "Select Detect to register the second monitor, if it isn't already there."]
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['Open the Control Panel.', 'Select Display.', 'Select Screen Resolution.', 'Select Advanced Settings.', 'Select the Adapter tab. The amount of Total Available Graphics Memory and Dedicated Video Memory available on your system is displayed.']