1440p Resolution Hi everyone I have two MSI Optix AG32CQ who should be able to be set in 1440p but i didnt have the resolution available on W10 The main screen is plugged with
You arent on that 1440p resolution It s just your pc is tricking its gpu that the monitor is 1440p so it outputs 1440p signal to your monitor Your monitor would then Pretty sure you don t have DP 1 0 1440p at only 60Hz so that is weird Could you try using Intel Graphics Command Centre to create a custom resolution and refresh rate and
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Actually CelicaGT answer is quite logical Resolution can INDIRECTLY impact CPU usage If increasing resolution results in a frame rate reduction due to GPU capability 27 inch is just too big for me personally there are a few monitors which are 24 inch and have a native resolution of 1440p i have a few questions 1 Is it Pointless 2 If not
I bought recently a rtx4070ti and I am going to play quite a bit at this resolution so I was wondering what is the resulting resolution from using dlss in quality mode and what is the I just upgraded from a 1080 monitor to an LG 1440 monitor There is one game that I play where the monitor keeps giving me this message The screen is not currently set to
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So I recently saw that apparently you can have a 1440p resolution on a 1080p monitor by doing something with DSR factors in your Nvidia control panel I have no real Increasing resolution won t lower CPU load It just assigns more work to the GPU because GPU deals with resolution and all things related to image processing This means whatever CPU
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Hi everyone I have two MSI Optix AG32CQ who should be able to be set in 1440p but i didnt have the resolution available on W10 The main screen is plugged with
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You arent on that 1440p resolution It s just your pc is tricking its gpu that the monitor is 1440p so it outputs 1440p signal to your monitor Your monitor would then
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1440p Resolution - I bought recently a rtx4070ti and I am going to play quite a bit at this resolution so I was wondering what is the resulting resolution from using dlss in quality mode and what is the