Chad McCullough on Nostr: I have monitor that supports 100Hz refresh rate but I'm only able to use 60 Hz. Is a ...
I have monitor that supports 100Hz refresh rate but I'm only able to use 60 Hz. Is a somewhat higher refresh rate of a monitor something that is only useful if supported by the hardware of the computer? For example, the video card? I am running a Dell Optiplex that is, maybe, 8 or 9 years old, and thinking this might be the issue?
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