144 hz Monitor With USB-C / Thunderbolt - Does it work? What You Need & How to Setup!
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- Опубликовано: 8 сен 2023
- One thing I was wondering for a long time when creating my office setups and buying a bunch of laptops were if it works to run 144Hz monitors with USB C. That would enable a lot more high refresh rate options. in this video i show you what you need and what settings to apply to make it work.
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Thanks so much, for the longest time I stuck to the idea of getting a USB-C to HDMI to get a higher refresh rate on my monitor but this completely changed my view since my monitor does have a DP that I was neglecting for the longest time.
Was waiting for another video from you! Helpful video.
Have been working like crazy on my other business, but there will be more coming out here during the fall :)
@@w2best Looking forward to it. Best of luck on both endeavors!
You always do such great educational videos:)
Thank you!! Tutorials is def becoming more of my thing.
This is quite helpful....I'm currently running my laptop on my Sim Racing rig and looking to upgrade my Sony Bravia TV to a proper Ultra Wide Screen 49" and mount it to my rig...However I was told that DP is better than HMDI but I don't have DP on my laptop....only HDMI and USB C! So I will hopefully go ahead with this approach! Thanks!
Great work thank you! If I may ask advice, could you suggest cable maker brands to look for if I need to run two monitors of 4k at 120 hz. Screens only have hdmi inputs, outputs are one Display port, another Usbc. It’s difficult to orient on cables market as a newbie :) was happy to find your video as many claim that Mac can only maintain 60hz max on external monitors.
Your videos are really nice
Thank you!! :)
Thank you!
Which brand do you recommend? I see amazon has many brands i've never heard of?
its been 4 years since i get my laptop this the long time answer for my laptop
hello and thank you for this video, I have a usb c (thunderbolt 4) and mini dp on my laptop, I want to use an external monitor with higher refresh rate so should I use the usb c or the mini dp ? thank you again
I'm using a Thunderbolt 3 dock. Anker with my laptop thunderbolt 3 and a monitor 144 hz. The problem now is that the monitor and dock are far away now and the cae is too short. Need at least 8 ft. I'm using cable matters 3.3 ft. Any cable recommendations? I had two extra 3ft extensions, but they are 60hz support.
Helpful thanks
Glad to be able to help!! :)
For m1 pro. Can I connect 2 external display with high refresh rate via 2 thunderbolt 4 to display port cables connecting 2 monitors to the Mac?
Lol the only video that helped me. Thanks a lot.😅
That's great! So happy to help!
Great video.. I was hoping you could cover clamshell mode case: Does the MBP still output 144Hz when the lid is closed. I find that the refresh rate reverts to 60Hz when close the lid. I'm connecting using a cabletime Thunderbolt 4 cable - USB C to USB C from the MBP M2Pro to the M28U.
Interesting. I haven't tried. That seems pretty weird to me. And you can't change it in settings?
Will this work via hdmi to desplay cable? Could i get 240hz on a monitor with that aet up?
Hello, I did everything you mentioned, it automatically set the image to 144 Hz, but every time I turn on the laptop, the image does not automatically appear, so I have to unplug and plug the cable. I wonder what is the reason for this?
i have laptop asus tuf gaming f17 fx706hc. I connected a Benq Zowie xl2411k monitor to it via a USB-C display port cable, everything is fine, only the monitor turns off every 30 minutes, maybe more or less often for a few seconds and turns back on. Before that I used to connect the monitor via an HDMI cable and there was no such problem
I’m using a USB-C to HMDI adaptor from my laptop to 165Hz monitor. The connection works fine, however the display on the laptop is way laggier and the fps is nowhere compared to the fps displayed on the laptop. I have tried using different resolutions but nothing seems to be working. Any advice?
Is it possible to boot into bios using an external monitor with usb-c?
We have a good portable gaming monitor with a resolution of 2560x1440 and a refresh rate of up to 165Hz. Can you help us make an unboxing video or scene usage video?
What is the size? It sounds like a product I would be very keen to try.
@@w2best 17.3-inch portable gaming monitor and 11.6-inch portable dual-screen monitor. You can check out the video I posted. If you are interested, we can provide a sample to you.
Hi!! I have an urgent question! Would you recommend Lenovo Ideapad 5 Ryzen 7 with 16 GB RAM or Lenovo Yoga Slim 7 ryzen 5 8 GB RAM? Both 14"
I love Yoga Slim 7 so I would pick that.
Can you pleasу advise- 14 or 15,6 Inch Laptop - both are ryzen and 6-7 hours of work both. Is it 14 inch good enough to watch movies?
A 14-inch laptop is enough and is better if you bring it with you. For movies at home, get an external monitor to have a better experience. Speaking from my own experience with a Dell XPS 9560.
I want to buy a mac Studio and my Display which is from Asus has 240hz on 2560x1440 is that working with that cable?
If it has displayport in that should work well.
Hello, I have a laptop medion erazer X30 and I just bought a screen 27" 144hz full HD.
I bought as well câble USB c to displayport but it isnt working when I connect both, do you know why and how to solve it ?
U sure u bought the right cable?
Yeah I did, I tried two but anyway; it's seems that my laptop even with 3070ti is not handling g-synch therefore I stay in HDMI@@jos02
If my laptop only supports 60hz, can it be 144hz when connected to a monitor? for example, the monitor also supports 144hz.
If it has USB C with displayport it always supports 144hz, that's the standard of the port :)
@@w2bestcan charging too? cuz i have just one port type c support display port
So usb type c or dp port can habdle 240hz monitor right
Should be all good! 👍👍
was your laptop originally 144 hz?
The Mac is 120 😊
Try not to help spread the confusion regarding what USB-C is please. USB-C has NOTHING AT ALL to do with the type or amount (bandwidth) of data that can pass through the connector. When you hear or read the term "USB-C or USB Type-C" this only refers to the shape of the connector. Similarly USB Type-A is the larger boxy traditional form of USB but it comes in the flavors of USB3, USB3.1, USB3.2, and USB4. Just keep you informed, the USB Type-C shaped connector can pass all of those technologies through it, including Thunderbolt. But once again, Type-c is just the shape of the connector.