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11-26-2024 02:25 AM - edited 11-26-2024 02:27 AM
I recently bought an HP OMEN Transcend 32 Monitor. It is able to display 4K at up to 240Hz.
I have a Windows laptop connected via USB-C. It displays at 4K 120Hz.
I also have my gaming PC connected to the same monitor. It has a 7800XT GPU running Bazzite connected via HDMI. When I let Bazzite (Linux) choose the resolution it selects 4K @ 60Hz. This means that every game is limited to 60Hz.
If I manually select the resolution as 4K 120Hz the monitor flickers off and on (mostly off) and is completely unusable. I have had my gaming PC connected to my LG C2 OLED TV running at 4K 120 Hz with no problem.
Any suggestions on what I might be able to do to try and get the monitoring working with Bazzite at a higher refresh rate?
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11-26-2024 07:20 PM
HDMI Version is 2.1. This is supported by both the monitor and my graphics card.
This should be able to provide 4K at 120 Hz (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/HDMI#Version_2.1).
I have since discovered that Linux does not support HDMI 2.1 on AMD GPUs because the drivers are not open source (https://www.howtogeek.com/hdmi-forum-open-source-drivers-hdmi-2-1/).
I have switched to Display Port (2.1), which IS supported by the monitor, my graphics card and Linux and it works great (4K @ 240 Hz).
This has now been resolved (operator error) and can be closed. Thanks!
11-26-2024 04:39 PM
Firstly please check HDMI version, does it support 4K @ 60Hz ?
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11-26-2024 07:20 PM
HDMI Version is 2.1. This is supported by both the monitor and my graphics card.
This should be able to provide 4K at 120 Hz (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/HDMI#Version_2.1).
I have since discovered that Linux does not support HDMI 2.1 on AMD GPUs because the drivers are not open source (https://www.howtogeek.com/hdmi-forum-open-source-drivers-hdmi-2-1/).
I have switched to Display Port (2.1), which IS supported by the monitor, my graphics card and Linux and it works great (4K @ 240 Hz).
This has now been resolved (operator error) and can be closed. Thanks!