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Anybody hooked up G750JX and PG278q by displayport to get 144Mhz refresh rate?

Al_Jourgensen
Level 7
Hello community

Just want to know if someone that actually have an G750JX, has successfully hooked up the notebook to a PG278Q, by displayport

what was the result?

Did you manage to get 144Hz refresh rate?

What cable are you using?

Thank you very much in advance my friends
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ssateneth
Level 7
Al_Jourgensen wrote:
Hello community

Just want to know if someone that actually have an G750JX, has successfully hooked up the notebook to a PG278Q, by displayport

what was the result?

Did you manage to get 144Hz refresh rate?

What cable are you using?

Thank you very much in advance my friends


I replied to your post on another forum, but I will copy paste it here.

It's not just the refresh rate that dictates how much bandwidth you need. It's a combination of refresh rate AND resolution.

A 640 x 480 resolution display at 400Hz uses less bandwidth than a 1920 x 1080 display at 60hz.

I did your homework for you and found your laptop's specs. Here is a link.
http://www.arp.com/medias/14482489.pdf

It also specifically mentions your displayport's version. It is 1.1a. It is NOT 1.2, which is MANDATORY for running a 1440p at 144hz. Your displayport is not modern/fast enough to run your PG278Q at its native 2560x1440 @ 144hz.

Your laptop is absolutely not capable of running this monitor at 1440p 144hz. Sorry. Get something newer to drive the monitor.