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hi my problem is that i have a acer ed273, so 144hz and 120hz are fine but when i turn to 60hz my monitor turns to different colors, i have a laptop connected thru a HDMI and a 1060gtx.
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Victor, are you able to use one of the GPU's stably to get the resolution and refresh rate you desire? This should be easier if you only use one monitor. I thought you said you were having problems with color imbalance on the secondary monitor, which could be due to one of the GPU's being stressed, resolved by updating it's driver to the latest or best, or if that's been done, using the other GPU. Will that suffice?
I have a gtx 1060 and a intel integrated graphics my laptop screen is connected to the intel one and the monitor to the nvidia 1060 in total there are 2 monitors and i only use 1
This is the first you have mentioned there are multiple monitors. Are there two or three? This makes a big difference. How are both monitors connected? Try changing the cabling around to see if the problem persists.
Do you have dual graphics? Check in Device Manager under Display adapter, and also in BIOS setup/UEFI firmware.
Try setting separate resolutions for the monitors as shown here:
https://www.addictivetips.com/windows-tips/diff...
Your graphics card may not support 2 or more monitors with the kind of resolution and refresh rate you want.
when i try to go and do the windows updates it says ''There were problems downloading some updates, but we'll try again later. If you keep seeing this, try searching the web or contacting support for help. This error code might help: (0x80070002)'' when i play on 60hz on my laptop display it feels so good but when i put 60 hz in my secondary display it feels so bad, a lot of input delay not smooth etc... I only use secondary display because it has 144hz
If you're sure you have the best Display driver because you tried all of them from the steps I gave, then expedite Windows Updates to see if a new monitor driver is provided. Go into Windows Settings > Update & Security > Windows Updates > Check for Updates. Install any drivers found, including needed restarts, then go back to check again until no more are offered.
You said you have monitor connected through HDMI and the graphics card - is this the same monitor or are there two. What happens if you only display one, or change the output?
Have you gone into the Intel Display settings to adjust these?
See possibly fixes for monitor color at 60hz and recalibrating monitor:
