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‎02-12-2021 11:41 AM

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Product: HP Pavilion Gaming Laptop - 16-a0520na
Operating System: Microsoft Windows 10 (64-bit)

I wanted to know that if i connect a 144hz monitor to my laptop, would i be able to take full advantage of the monitor and use it at 144hz or will the framerate be capped at 60hz. I currently have the HP Pavilion Gaming Laptop 16-a0520na which has 1 HDMI slot and no display ports.

The laptops Product Number is : 17G19EA#ABU

 

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‎02-12-2021 09:39 PM

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@Berylmamba 

 

The specs of your machine is

        https://support.hp.com/au-en/document/c06697878

 

Probably you already know the normal rule between resolution and refresh rate. Refresh rate goes up resolution will go down and vice versa, you should get FHD by 120Hz out from your machine.

 

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BH
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‎02-12-2021 09:39 PM

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@Berylmamba 

 

The specs of your machine is

        https://support.hp.com/au-en/document/c06697878

 

Probably you already know the normal rule between resolution and refresh rate. Refresh rate goes up resolution will go down and vice versa, you should get FHD by 120Hz out from your machine.

 

Regards.

BH
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