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Hello,
You should configure the system refresh rate option, after which the system will make it available for your application.
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Is my refresh rate actually dynamic or fixed?
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Lieland Weske
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I have a Zenbook 14 OLED. In the MyASUS app I have the refresh rate option selected as dynamic, however, in my Windows settings it says 60hz. Is my refresh rate actually dynamic or is it stuck at 60hz. Do both Windows and MyASUS have to be set to dynamic? If not should I set the Windows setting to dynamic and ASUS to fixed?
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