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Windows is automatically kicking your high-refresh monitor back to 60Hz without telling you
One moment your monitor is working at its native refresh rate, the next Windows is reverting it to 60Hz.
One buried Windows setting can buy your laptop an extra hour of battery.
Microsoft has released the preview update KB5079391 for Windows 11, introducing official support for refresh rates above 1,000 Hz. While Microsoft’s patch notes mention support for 1,000 Hz or more, ...
Microsoft is quietly preparing Windows 11 for a new class of ultra-fast gaming monitors, even if most gamers won’t see them anytime soon. According to a recent Windows Insider blog post, new Release ...
These solutions should help you fix the problem. Turn off the variable Refresh Rate Disable G-Sync or FreeSync VLC Player solution Uninstall with DDU and reinstall NVIDIA drivers Use an admin account ...
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