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Discussions tagged with hz compatibility on WindowsForum.com focus on issues where monitors or displays do not run at their rated refresh rate, often being limited to 60 Hz. Common scenarios include connecting high-refresh-rate monitors to laptops like the Surface Pro 7 via adapters, where the system detects only 60 Hz instead of the monitor's 140 Hz. Problems also arise when duplicating displays, causing blank gaps or resolution mismatches. These threads typically involve troubleshooting refresh rate detection, cable and adapter limitations, and integrated graphics settings. The tag covers practical advice for achieving proper hz compatibility between Windows devices and external monitors.
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    Windows 10 Duplicate displays aren't working properly.

    Hi all. I am using a Surface Pro 7 with Intel Graphics 620 (Integrated graphics) on the Intel i57200U. Recently, I've added a 140 hertz (Laptop detects only 60 hz) 1920x1080p monitor to my setup. My main screen - for the laptop is connected to the graphics and the resolution isn't shown. My...
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    • calibration display scaling display settings duplicate displays external monitor graphics driver graphics issues hdmi hdmi adapter hz compatibility intel graphics mini display port resolution screen gaps screen mirroring surface pro
    • Replies: 9
    • Forum: Windows Graphics and Gaming
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