#Nvidia control panel problem

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full pulsar
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when i go to change resolution and want to put the resolution to 1920,1080 to get to put 180 Hz in Refresh rate and click apply it just resets to the 1080p,1920 +1080 (native) that just have 120 Hz and i want the 180 Hz . BTW i have display port so i don't know what's the problem

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rapid hazel
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@full pulsar use display port, hdmi 1.4 only supports up to 120hz, and i suppose you are usinh hdmi 1.4

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hence you being limited to 120hz

full pulsar
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Will it be 180 Hz

rapid hazel
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"DisplayPort 1.2 supports 1080p at 240Hz and 4K at 75Hz, while DP 1.4 supports higher refresh rates such as 4K at 120Hz (or 144Hz with compression) and 8K at 60Hz (with compression)"

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So yeah, if your monitor supports display port go ahead

full pulsar
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so what's the one that get me 180Hz