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Hi ,Пламен.
I am Ivan, I will help you with this.
I had a similar problem and the problem was the HDMI cable, I used the DP cable and if it was resolved, I increased the resolution in the NVIDIA settings.
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Thanks
Chaning refresh rate lowers resolution
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Whenever I try to switch the refresh rate in my display settings from 60hz to anything else the resolution is immediately lowered quite a lot for my entire pc. It isn't like the higher you make the refresh rate, the lower the resolution is either; 85hz and 144hz are identically low resolution. I haven't found anyone with the same problem on the internet, so any help would be appreciated. My monitor is the asus VG248QG and my graphics card is a GeForce 1060 3GB.
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