I would like to connect my gaming laptop to a 144hz gaming monitor (Displayport). However, the laptop does not have a Displayport connection, which is why I want to get a Displayport Hdmi cable. So that I connect the display port cable side to the monitor and the Hdmikabelseite to the laptop. Can I get 144hz on my 144hz monitor like this? And if so, do I have to pay attention to something (specific cable)? And if not, why not?
HDMI can transmit a maximum of 120Hz.
But the way to the 144 is no longer far and subjectively you will not notice anything.
Unfortunately that is not true with the 120hz Hdmi, very unhelpful answer
But yes, the HDMI Displayport cable probably doesn't transmit as much as it can be
A link to the specs would be helpful, so it's just a claim.
I own the monitor now and I prefer 144hz, Msi Optix G241. Your answer is also just based without reason.
But not through HDMI, because only 120Hz go, I sent you a link to the technical specifications, have a look
Yes, I have connected it to HDMI, the problem is from HDMI 1.4 if then on the monitor
Still wrong. Maybe you believe Chip.de.
Which HDMI cable for 144Hz?
HDMI 2.0 (only up to 120hz)
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HDMI version 1.4 or higher enables 3D playback of games and films - plus a frame rate of up to 120hz. If you want to reach 144 Hertz, we recommend a display port or DVI
Electric wire!
Digger, if I connect an Hdmi 1.4b to a monitor with an Hdmix2.0 cable from the monitor to the laptop, then there will be no display error.
Nobody talked about it either, it was about 144Hz and none of the 13 HDMI versions can do that, 120 is the end. I send the HDMI table again
Unfortunately that is not true with the 120hz Hdmi, very unhelpful answer
your statement
SO, to make it clear again where HDMI has its limits
Myth