It's not the drivers.core | Raven said:You sure you installed the monitor drivers, I know some Monitors come without them, but if you installed them you can be pretty much sure that you will be given the right rates and nothing like that happends, well assuming everything else works fine. But dude, if it let's you down by 70hz the monitor can't be that new can it ??
Nvidia Forums said:The refresh rates of a monitor is far lower than that of a video card. Just check out the manual of you video cards and you will find that they work in the 2k range with 85 Hz. The monitor is the one that can't support higher refresh rates. You can simply check the maximum output (max rr) of the monitor by dividing the horizontal refresh rate (its expressed in KHz) by the vertical pixels of you resolution - 10%.
For example: 85000 (85KHz) / 768 (1024*768) = 110,677 - 10% ~ 100Hz So you can have a maximum refresh rate of 100Hz if you monitor supoprts 85Khz as Horizontal refresh rate.