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    PCSPECIALIST, PCSPECIALIST Can't get 60hz on 4K monitor Philips 276E8VJSB

    Because now it was 4k but 30hz, and it felt so stuttery like Oussebon said. I can't stand it. Unplugging from the screen to game? No, if I buy a screen, I want to use it :-)
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    PCSPECIALIST, PCSPECIALIST Can't get 60hz on 4K monitor Philips 276E8VJSB

    So you could say I would better go for a 27" 1080p monitor? Maybe a stupid question, but does size matters then? I mean, a 22" 1080p monitor vs a 24" 1080p monitor vs a 27" 1080p monitor: would the quality be affected? Like pixels being stretched out because the screen is bigger. (I assume by...
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    PCSPECIALIST, PCSPECIALIST Can't get 60hz on 4K monitor Philips 276E8VJSB

    Laptop 1 with the GTX 860M is equiped with a 15.6" Full HD (1920x1080) screen. So 1920x1080 works fine for gaming. I do have to say, I found a way to get 60hz on the 27" 4K by setting the resolutions to 1920x1080. While gaming it seems okayish (like less smooth than playing on the 15.6" laptop...
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    PCSPECIALIST, PCSPECIALIST Can't get 60hz on 4K monitor Philips 276E8VJSB

    So I recently bought the Philips 276E8VJSB and I immediately noticed some kind of mouse lag. Later I found that the refresh rate was only 30hz. I connected this monitor to 2 of my laptops to figure out if one of the laptops was causing the trouble, but nothing changed. So I'm not sure if both...
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    PCSPECIALIST, PCSPECIALIST 2 years later - Laptop shutting off seconds after pulling out the charger

    I'm not a computer genius, but I managed to build (in September 2014) this machine (see specs below). In my eyes, this laptop has never failed me. I used it for heavy gaming (Arma II, BF3, BF4...), for work, for school, watching movies, browsing the web. In the first month however, I discovered...
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