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[Solved] Best Monitor Cable for 144Hz: DP, HDMI, or DVI? Connect Computer with Monitor Efficiently

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  • #1 19379640
    Astrexiak
    Level 5  
    Recently I found out that my HDMI cable doesn't make me 144hz. I need help connecting the monitor to the computer. The monitor has dp and hdmi inputs, and the computer has hdmi and dvi. How to combine it to be 144hz?
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    #2 19379717
    Pawel13741
    Level 20  
    Hello, hdmi 1.3 and 1.4 offer 144hz in fullhd quality
    and hdmi 2.0 and 2.1 offer 240hz in fullhd

    Added after 1 [minutes]:

    + Please check if your graphics card has HDMI 1.3 or higher

    Added after 2 [minutes]:

    All information can be found here- https://pho.net.pl/jak-podlaczyc-144-hz-monitor/
  • #3 19379796
    Astrexiak
    Level 5  
    From what I have marked out, I have a gtx 1650 card and it has a hdmi 2.0b input
    So should i buy an hdmi cable like this?
    And how it works because I don't know. If I have different inputs in the card than in the housing?
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  • #4 19379830
    Pawel13741
    Level 20  
    if, for example, you have hdmi 1.0 in your graphics card, and 2.0 in your monitor, it's like you have 1.0
    (an analogous bottleneck is when the cable is usb 1.0 and the ports are e.g. 2.0)
  • #5 19379863
    Astrexiak
    Level 5  
    I just read in the description of the monitor with the maximum Hz after connecting the hdmi to. It's 60hz, so I have to do something to connect it with the dp input because only then it reaches 144hz: /
  • #7 19379940
    Astrexiak
    Level 5  
    So if I had an adapter for the dp cable, how to connect it to be 144hz? Hdmi from the adapter should be connected to the computer or monitor
  • #8 19379956
    sunrise84
    Level 42  
    Astrexiak wrote:
    Recently I found out that my HDMI cable doesn't make me 144hz. I need help connecting the monitor to the computer. The monitor has dp and hdmi inputs, and the computer has hdmi and dvi. How to combine it to be 144hz?

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    Astrexiak wrote:
    I just read in the description of the monitor with the maximum Hz after connecting the hdmi to. It's 60hz, so I have to do something to connect it with the dp input because only then it reaches 144hz: /

    Blah blah blah.

    First, determine WHAT MONITOR YOU HAVE AND THE EXACT GRAPHIC CARD MODEL YOU HAVE.
  • #9 19380000
    Pawel13741
    Level 20  
    @ sunrise84 Sorry, I was continuing this topic and forgot about such basics as monitor and graphics card model.

    Added after 1 [minutes]:

    + Please forgive my curiosity, but what I see You have been conditionally unblocked, for what have you been banned?
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  • #10 19380012
    Astrexiak
    Level 5  
    good easy men
    monitor: ACER 24.5 '' Predator XN253QPbmiprzx UM.KX3EE.P01 144Hz 1ms G-Sync
    graphics card: NVIDIA GeForce GTX 1650 OC 4GB GDDR5
  • #11 19380020
    sunrise84
    Level 42  
    Astrexiak wrote:
    monitor: ACER 24.5 '' Predator XN253QP

    Refresh rate
    24 Hz to 60 Hz - HDMI
    30 Hz to 144 Hz - DisplayPort

    So you need HDMI cable --- >>>> DP, only the signal waveform is to be set in this order!

    Next, when writing the exact model, I meant the MANUFACTURER, that I read the 1650 from the description.
    Do you have one?
    Gigabyte GeForce GTX 1650 OC 4GB GDDR5
    https://www.x-kom.pl/p/492147-karta-graficzna...a-gigabyte-geforce-gtx-1650-oc-4gb-gddr5.html
    Astrexiak wrote:
    good easy men

    This is how you can write to your friends in the yard!
  • #12 19380067
    Astrexiak
    Level 5  
    I mean, it seems to me that it is, but I do not know exactly because I was buying a ready-made meal and it is not exactly written there.
    I can not send the link, I will give the name: Computer ACER Predator Orion 3000 i5-10400F 16GB 512GB SSD GF-GTX 1650 W10 with media expert
  • #13 19380080
    sunrise84
    Level 42  
    Best Monitor Cable for 144Hz: DP, HDMI, or DVI? Connect Computer with Monitor Efficiently
    And your mounted card does not have a DP connector?
  • #14 19380097
    Astrexiak
    Level 5  
    I only have hdmi and dvi-d dual link inputs in the housing
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    #15 19380126
    sunrise84
    Level 42  
    Astrexiak wrote:
    HDMI and dvi-d dual link inputs

    Exits.

    So you have to buy an HDMI cable --- >>>> DP.

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    https://allegro.pl/oferta/konwerter-sygnalu-h..._unit_id=af0cf5ce-b771-4ad3-ad5b-c4460ed0f61f

    There are also HDMI - DP cables but they work the other way from DP to HDMI!
    And you need from HDMI to DP.
  • #16 19380127
    Pawel13741
    Level 20  
    XDDDDDDDDDD I just realized something, from what I remember in gtx 16xx there is no dvi
  • #17 19380129
    Astrexiak
    Level 5  
    I looked at these cards and it is possible I have a Palit GeForce GTX 1650 StormX 4GB GDDR5
  • #18 19380130
    Pawel13741
    Level 20  
    a, so it's such a raisin

    Added after 59 [seconds]:

    The fact is, the dvi is a digital connector, so it might be
  • #19 19380135
    Astrexiak
    Level 5  
    ok thanks for your help
  • #20 19380136
    Astrexiak
    Level 5  
    ok thanks for your help

    Added after 43 [seconds]:

    I close. I am buying this converter

Topic summary

To achieve a 144Hz refresh rate when connecting a monitor to a computer, it is essential to use the correct cable type. The user discovered that their HDMI cable does not support 144Hz, as HDMI 1.0 only allows up to 60Hz, while HDMI 1.3 and higher can support 144Hz at Full HD. The monitor in question, an ACER Predator XN253QPbmiprzx, requires a DisplayPort (DP) connection for 144Hz. The user has a GTX 1650 graphics card, which has HDMI 2.0b but lacks a DP output. Therefore, a recommended solution is to use an HDMI to DP signal converter or adapter to connect the monitor to the computer, ensuring the correct configuration for optimal performance.
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