Linux mint 144 hz

144Hz монитор и NVIDIA

как правильно их соединить, везде 60Гц предел.

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Вроде через HDMI никак, только через displayport.

displayport, HDMI вечно отстающий мусор.

если для fullhd тебе нужен минимум HDMI 1.4 кабель.

у тебя всего скорее самый простой кабель ревизии 1.0.

DP лучше но не обязательно если кабель есть в комплекте с монитором например.

Затра куплю новый гляну

Частая тема, я ни на одном монике через HDMI не смог 120Гц и больше получить. Раньше только через DVI работало, а на новых карточках DP актуальнее.

Как только подключишь нормальным проводом, в списке режимов xrandr сами собой появятся нужные.

Для 1080p@144Hz нужен HDMI кабель поддерживающий стандарт HDMI 1.3 или выше(скорее всего, не получиться передавать и звук и изображение по одному кабелю, может не хватить пропускной способности). Естественно, порт видеокарты и порт монитора тоже должны поддерживать HDMI 1.3 или выше.

Если HDMI портов на видеокарте и/или мониторе несколько, то не факт что они все одной версии стандарта. И если у монитора в характеристиках указанно «Максимальная частота обновления: 144Hz», то совсем не обязательно что он поддерживает её на самом высоком разрешении.

У монитора можно сделать дамп EDID и посмотреть какие разрешения на каких частотах он поддерживает, если инструкция к нему не даёт такой информации.

Про порт монитора уже сказали. У меня например на 144 Гц монике порт HDMI не тянет 144 Гц. Так что если есть DP или на крайний случай DVI-D с Dual Link, то лучше смотри сразу в их сторону.

По HDMI — только с распоследней версией крутого кабеля. По DP — зависит от разрешения и самый дешманский кабель (если не для FooullHD) тоже не пойдет.

спасибо дорогие, реально DP тянет 144 без танцев

Все зависит от кабеля. У меня с монитором шел нормальный HDMI кабель, все 144Hz тянет. При этом у DP тоже есть версии и, если не ошибаюсь, для 144Hz и выше тебе нужен DP1.4.

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Having trouble setting a refresh rate to 144Hz

Having trouble setting a refresh rate to 144Hz

Post by TOSTERBROD » Sat Sep 29, 2018 1:28 am

Hello, I’m new to the os and linux in general, my monitor supports 144Hz and in windows I could change it in the display setting, however here I cannot. I also tried changing it through nvidia x server setting but didn’t find that option either.

details:
monitor: AOC G2460P
GPU: NVIDIA geforce gtx 980ti
OS: Linux Mint 19 Cinnamon 3.8.9
I know that others have posted similar issues but I didn’t really understand the instructions and I would really appreciate If you’d help me.

Re: Having trouble setting a refresh rate to 144Hz

Post by Tim09 » Sat Sep 29, 2018 5:59 am

Actually NVIDIA X Server Settings worked for me:

The frequency is set up as «Auto» on default, so i selected «144 Hz». Then i pressed the «Apply» Button, saved the changes to the X Configuration File and left NV Settings. If you reboot and notice that the frequency is again 60 Hz, do the same procedure again and then go into the Display settings and just click «Apply». This did the trick for me to save my setup.

Re: Having trouble setting a refresh rate to 144Hz

Post by TOSTERBROD » Sun Sep 30, 2018 12:52 am

Actually NVIDIA X Server Settings worked for me:

The frequency is set up as «Auto» on default, so i selected «144 Hz». Then i pressed the «Apply» Button, saved the changes to the X Configuration File and left NV Settings. If you reboot and notice that the frequency is again 60 Hz, do the same procedure again and then go into the Display settings and just click «Apply». This did the trick for me to save my setup.

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[AMD] Set refresh rate to 144 Hz or 75 Hz

[AMD] Set refresh rate to 144 Hz or 75 Hz

Post by GEBO » Sun Mar 22, 2020 7:18 pm

I’ve been using Linux Mint for several years now, mostly for desktop and games. Recently a friend of mine gave me a monitor an Iiyama PL2730H.
I want to use a better refresh rate than now (60 Hz). According to their website it should be doable.

Here are my infos :

I’ve found many ways to do it with Nvidia GPU but not with AMD. Do you know how I can do it. Also, it looks like I can’t use 144Hz on the monitor, do you know why ?

Re: [AMD] Set refresh rate to 144 Hz or 75 Hz

Post by roblm » Tue Mar 24, 2020 10:32 am

After doing a search for the monitor’s specifications, it appears that only a refresh rate up to 75 Hz is supported. I found no info on the iiyama website and very little elsewhere.

Use this command and post the output: xrandr —verbose

Re: [AMD] Set refresh rate to 144 Hz or 75 Hz

Post by Turtletronic » Tue Mar 24, 2020 12:02 pm

Maximum 75 Hz and that only with DisplayPort or HDMI cable. Why? Certain components of that display do not allow higher frequencies; the producer says that 75 Hz is max (see G2730H tech specs).

It’s not like you are trying to overclock a CPU (which can take higher cycles but was downgraded for ‘reasons’).
Displays do not have a built-in safety fallback for nothing.

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SOLVED — thank you ! Re: How to define permanent monitor Hz, eg 144 Hz. Thanks.

SOLVED — thank you ! Re: How to define permanent monitor Hz, eg 144 Hz. Thanks.

Post by MintyMorkyMindy » Mon Dec 18, 2017 1:26 am

My monitor supports 144 Hz.

The default is 60 Hz.

I’ve googled heaps to find a way to change the Hz permanently, but no success.

My GPU is Nvidia.

«NVIDIA X Server Settings», is installed. I can’t save settings as no xorg.conf exists . and this may not be the best solution.

Re: How to define permanent monitor Hz, eg 144 Hz. Thanks.

Post by AZgl1500 » Mon Dec 18, 2017 2:02 am

I am not aware of monitors that use faster scan rates.
Nor any video cards that have a faster capability to do so.

Unless you have a special need, can’t see how that would be advantageous for you.

The human eye cannot detect any difference with scan rates faster than 60 hz anyway.

Re: How to define permanent monitor Hz, eg 144 Hz. Thanks.

Post by catweazel » Mon Dec 18, 2017 2:29 am

Re: How to define permanent monitor Hz, eg 144 Hz. Thanks.

Post by catweazel » Mon Dec 18, 2017 2:37 am

Click the button, navigate to /etc/X11/ and save the file as xorg.conf, replacing the default period (.) in the name box.

You can then edit xorg.conf to set your refresh rate.

Note that your xorg.conf will get renamed whenever there’s an update to xorg, so be aware of that. Just copy the latest dated version to /etc/X11/xorg.conf and reboot.

Re: How to define permanent monitor Hz, eg 144 Hz. Thanks.

Post by MintyMorkyMindy » Mon Dec 18, 2017 5:02 pm

The «NVIDIA X Server Settings» generated the xorg.conf file and correctly placed it into the correct folder /etc/X11 even though I chose the desktop for ease of navigation, to move manually.

I rebooted and tested the Hz with xrandr, and the 144 Hz was not maintained.

Xrander and Xorg.conf below.

The Xorg.conf seems to be correct 144Hz, however Xrander is reporting 60Hz, and «NVIDIA X Server Settings» is at the default «auto».

Trying to make the change permanent seems to be challenge. The monitor can actually go to 165Hz via «overclocking», being a «ViewSonic XG2703-GS 27in G-Sync 165Hz IPS Gaming Monitor». Though 144Hz is good enough . for now.

Thanks again for your help.

$ xrandr
Screen 0: minimum 8 x 8, current 2560 x 1440, maximum 32767 x 32767
DVI-D-0 disconnected (normal left inverted right x axis y axis)
HDMI-0 disconnected (normal left inverted right x axis y axis)
DP-0 connected primary 2560×1440+0+0 (normal left inverted right x axis y axis) 598mm x 336mm
2560×1440 59.95*+ 144.00 120.00 99.95 84.98 23.97
1024×768 60.00
800×600 60.32
640×480 59.94
DP-1 disconnected (normal left inverted right x axis y axis)
DP-2 disconnected (normal left inverted right x axis y axis)
DP-3 disconnected (normal left inverted right x axis y axis)
DP-4 disconnected (normal left inverted right x axis y axis)
DP-5 disconnected (normal left inverted right x axis y axis)

# nvidia-settings: X configuration file generated by nvidia-settings
# nvidia-settings: version 361.42 (buildd@lgw01-18) Tue Apr 5 14:33:28 UTC 2016

Section «ServerLayout»
Identifier «Layout0»
Screen 0 «Screen0» 0 0
InputDevice «Keyboard0» «CoreKeyboard»
InputDevice «Mouse0» «CorePointer»
Option «Xinerama» «0»
EndSection

Section «Files»
EndSection

Section «Module»
Load «dbe»
Load «extmod»
Load «type1»
Load «freetype»
Load «glx»
EndSection

Section «InputDevice»
# generated from default
Identifier «Mouse0»
Driver «mouse»
Option «Protocol» «auto»
Option «Device» «/dev/psaux»
Option «Emulate3Buttons» «no»
Option «ZAxisMapping» «4 5»
EndSection

Section «InputDevice»
# generated from default
Identifier «Keyboard0»
Driver «kbd»
EndSection

Section «Monitor»
# HorizSync source: edid, VertRefresh source: edid
Identifier «Monitor0»
VendorName «Unknown»
ModelName «ViewSonic XG2703-GS»
HorizSync 34.0 — 222.0
VertRefresh 30.0 — 144.0
Option «DPMS»
EndSection

Section «Device»
Identifier «Device0»
Driver «nvidia»
VendorName «NVIDIA Corporation»
BoardName «GeForce GTX 1060 6GB»
EndSection

Section «Screen»
Identifier «Screen0»
Device «Device0»
Monitor «Monitor0»
DefaultDepth 24
Option «Stereo» «0»
Option «nvidiaXineramaInfoOrder» «DFP-2»
Option «metamodes» «2560x1440_144 +0+0»
Option «SLI» «Off»
Option «MultiGPU» «Off»
Option «BaseMosaic» «off»
SubSection «Display»
Depth 24
EndSubSection
EndSection

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[Solved] How to get Linux to set my monitor to 144Hz?

[Solved] How to get Linux to set my monitor to 144Hz?

Post by 144hz » Tue Mar 23, 2021 6:49 pm

Edit: This has now been resolved. Please see last post for steps. Huge thanks to SMG!

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Hi, I’ve tried Mint and Ubuntu and the same issue arises on both; namely that in live USB mode the display is stuck at 768p, but after install the resolution is correct at 1440p but the display is stuck at 93Hz with no option in settings to change it to 144Hz.

GPU: 6900XT
CPU: Ryzen 7 5800X
Monitor: HP27i; 27”, 1440p,144Hz

Re: How to get Linux to set my monitor to 144Hz?

Post by Kadaitcha Man » Wed Mar 24, 2021 4:16 am

Re: How to get Linux to set my monitor to 144Hz?

Post by 144hz » Wed Mar 24, 2021 9:06 am

This is on Linux Mint 20.1 Cinnamon 64-bit, Radeon 6900XT, CPU: Ryzen 7 5800X.

In Settings: Display: The refresh rate is stuck at 93Hz with no options to change it nor the resolution which is at 2560×1440.

I have searched (yesterday) for over 25 minutes without finding any working solutions. One poster suggested I needed to upgrade the kernel to anything above 5.9 which I did but it didn’t resolve the issue. I have just freshly reinstalled Linux Mint 20.1 now so that I can respond to this topic and hopefully get your help.

Even if you don’t know the answer, my other question is; is it Possible to get my monitor to 144hz using Mint or is this a limitation of all Linux distros?

Here’s a screenshot of Settings: Display:

(I’m on a desktop, but it says laptop)

When I boot up/log in, a window pops up saying Check your video drivers: Your system is currently running without video hardware acceleration. You may experience poor performance and high CPU usage. Launch Driver Manager.

When I click it it says Your computer does not need any additional drivers.

Re: How to get Linux to set my monitor to 144Hz?

Post by SMG » Wed Mar 24, 2021 1:24 pm

Driver Manager is only for installing third party drivers. The drivers for AMD graphics are in the kernel, but your system is way too new to be running with the 5.4 kernel because that kernel does not have the necessary drivers. That is why there is N/A in your output. That is also why the renderer is llvmpipe which is software rendering (and why Cinnamon is giving you a message about needing graphics).

Graphics: Device-1: Advanced Micro Devices [AMD/ATI] driver: N/A bus ID: 2f:00.0
Display: x11 server: X.Org 1.20.8 driver: ati,fbdev unloaded: modesetting,radeon,vesa
resolution: 2560×1440

93Hz
OpenGL: renderer: llvmpipe (LLVM 10.0.0 128 bits) v: 3.3 Mesa 20.0.8 direct render: Yes

Your system needs a newer kernel and newer firmware.

You can install the latest 5.10-oem kernel with sudo apt install linux-oem-20.04b . The b must be appended to the end or you will end up installing the 5.6-oem kernel. The kernel is in Synaptic Package Manager as linux-image-oem-20.04b if you prefer to install through Synaptic to avoid any typing errors.

I do not know if that kernel has the firmware you need. If not, update the firmware as described in Drivers for AMD 6800XT.

If that kernel does not work, read through this thread [SOLVED] AMD GPU installation fails (AMD Radeon 6900XT) to get information about installing non-Ubuntu kernels to get something newer.

I expect that once your system has the correct graphics driver installed the display will work as desired, but let us know if you have questions or that does not happen.

Re: How to get Linux to set my monitor to 144Hz?

Post by 144hz » Wed Mar 24, 2021 2:47 pm

I have also just installed the latest kernel using mainline, but it also gave the same warning:
«W: Possible missing firmware /lib/firmware/rtl_nic/rtl8125b-2.fw for module r8169»

Yes, please help if you can! I don’t know what to try next to get this resolved.

EDIT: I was able to find that missing firmware from this link:
https://askubuntu.com/questions/1287896 . odule-r816

Going to restart now and see what happens.

Re: How to get Linux to set my monitor to 144Hz?

Post by SMG » Wed Mar 24, 2021 3:20 pm

r8169 is a networking device (Ethernet if I recall correctly). That should not have anything to do with your graphics or your ability to boot, especially since that is a warning and not an error.

Please provide the current output of inxi -SMCGx .

Re: How to get Linux to set my monitor to 144Hz?

Post by 144hz » Wed Mar 24, 2021 3:38 pm

Hi, no I reinstalled the distro using my USB stick. My lack of commas to express meaning more clearly sorry.

I’m at a loss as to how to resolve this refresh rate issue (I edited the above reply to show I’d found and resolved that .fw file).

Here’s the output from inxi -SMCGx:

Re: How to get Linux to set my monitor to 144Hz?

Post by SMG » Wed Mar 24, 2021 4:54 pm

There will be no solution to the «refresh rate issue» until AFTER you have a graphics driver installed. The issue is not refresh rate. It is a lack of graphics driver installed.

Graphics: Device-1: Advanced Micro Devices [AMD/ATI] driver: N/A bus ID: 2f:00.0
Display: x11 server: X.Org 1.20.8 driver: ati,fbdev unloaded: modesetting,radeon,vesa resolution: 2560×1440

93Hz
OpenGL: renderer: llvmpipe (LLVM 10.0.0 128 bits) v: 3.3 Mesa 20.0.8 direct render: Yes

Part of the problem seems to be you have yet not run Update Manager to install all the updates. You are not only running an older version of Cinnamon, you are also running an older Mesa version. Your graphics will not work without installing the updates to get the newest Mesa available in Mint.

Install all the updates and reboot to see if the graphics driver loads.

Re: How to get Linux to set my monitor to 144Hz?

Post by SMG » Wed Mar 24, 2021 5:21 pm

I now see your initial inxi information also showed using the old Mesa. The latest Mesa available in Mint 20 is 20.2.6, but your system is only showing 20.0.8. That may be why your attempts to upgrade the kernel did not work. Your system did not have the rest of the necessary software that comes in Mint. First thing to do after installation is to run all updates. I apologize for not noticing that earlier.

This post specifically talks about «The Linux support requirements for the RX 6900 XT are the same as the Radeon RX 6800 series: at least Linux 5.9.12, at least Mesa 20.2 but ideally Mesa 20.3 or 21.0-devel for the best experience, LLVM 11.0 (or LLVM 12 Git), and using linux-firmware.git. «

Re: How to get Linux to set my monitor to 144Hz?

Post by 144hz » Wed Mar 24, 2021 5:39 pm

Thanks! How do you suggest I proceed then?

I have run the update manager and updated all packages suggested including mesa, but still have no driver.

Should I reinstall the OS and follow each step you’ve suggested so far, starting with the update manager? Or is there some alternative solution you’d suggest at this point?

On boot, after selecting Linux Mint in grub, I get this message:

Above that line, I also get the message:

Re: How to get Linux to set my monitor to 144Hz?

Post by SMG » Wed Mar 24, 2021 6:03 pm

Yes. That means you are doing something which is preventing the graphics driver from loading. Are you still booting using Recovery Mode? You need to boot normally for the graphics driver to load.

That message can also appear when one uses the kernel parameter nomodeset when booting normally.

Re: How to get Linux to set my monitor to 144Hz?

Post by 144hz » Wed Mar 24, 2021 6:24 pm

I have restarted from the beginning with a fresh install, then updating all suggested packages with the update manager.

The problem is when I upgrade the linux kernel, it just hangs and does not load into the desktop. It’s just stuck on the motherboard logo. This is with me having tried your 5.10 OEM upgrade and having tried the mainline GUI (5.11.9).

Edit: I have tried the suggested solution to the loading issue you linked to, namely:

Re: How to get Linux to set my monitor to 144Hz?

Post by motoryzen » Wed Mar 24, 2021 6:37 pm

— I’m very inclined to agree with SMG here.

» Graphics: Device-1: Advanced Micro Devices [AMD/ATI] driver: N/A» That n/a tells me there is no graphics driver being loaded by the system and/or Mint.

Every time I’ve used my r9 280x and my currently running RX 580 8GB..the driver has always been amdgpu and has always worked flawlessly be it refresh rate settings or other whatnots. I think that is the source of the problem —

Here is My inxi -Fxz for comparison Per » Display» settings search in Cinnamon menu. I’m running at 143.85hz

I used Ubuntu Mainline Kernel Updater program to update mine. But regardless I confirmed that with kernels 5.8.whatever and 5.10.17 both just work, no issues what so ever for me. (shrugs)

Re: How to get Linux to set my monitor to 144Hz?

Post by SMG » Wed Mar 24, 2021 6:44 pm

I have restarted from the beginning with a fresh install, then updating all suggested packages with the update manager.

The problem is when I upgrade the linux kernel, it just hangs and does not load into the desktop. It’s just stuck on the motherboard logo. This is with me having tried your 5.10 OEM upgrade and having tried the mainline GUI (5.11.9).

Have you also updated the firmware? You need the latest mesa, the updated firmware, and the newer kernel.

Please provide a log of that boot cycle that hung. Being able to see the error messages will help us help you troubleshoot this situation. After the system hangs and you kill the power and then restart the system and boot using Recovery Mode, run the following command in a terminal.
journalctl -b -1 | nc termbin.com 9999
It prints the journal log information of the prior boot cycle (the one which hung) and sends it to termbin. It will return with a url address that you should post in your next reply.

Re: How to get Linux to set my monitor to 144Hz?

Post by 144hz » Wed Mar 24, 2021 7:02 pm

I have restarted from the beginning with a fresh install, then updating all suggested packages with the update manager.

The problem is when I upgrade the linux kernel, it just hangs and does not load into the desktop. It’s just stuck on the motherboard logo. This is with me having tried your 5.10 OEM upgrade and having tried the mainline GUI (5.11.9).

Have you also updated the firmware? You need the latest mesa, the updated firmware, and the newer kernel.

Please provide a log of that boot cycle that hung. Being able to see the error messages will help us help you troubleshoot this situation. After the system hangs and you kill the power and then restart the system and boot using Recovery Mode, run the following command in a terminal.
journalctl -b -1 | nc termbin.com 9999
It prints the journal log information of the prior boot cycle (the one which hung) and sends it to termbin. It will return with a url address that you should post in your next reply.

You are A GOD to me.

Thank you thank you thank you! This topic is now resolved and I will post the exact steps here in case anyone else has this issue:
0. Install Linux Mint 20.1 from USB stick
1. Use the update manager (from the welcome app; first steps) to update all suggested packages
2. Upgrade the linux kernel (I went for 5.11.4) using Mainline GUI:
https://www.linuxuprising.com/2018/10/2 . el-in.html
3. It doesn’t boot properly after grub, so choose the new kernel in recovery mode and then continue from there to normal boot (the first option in recovery mode)
4. Update the firmware:
https://git.kernel.org/pub/scm/linux/ke . 96d4b88102
Download that file to Downloads folder, right-click: extract here
Open the amdgpu folder
Right-click in empty space and select open in terminal
Issue the command:

5. NOW the system boots without issue (without needing recovery mode) and going to Settings: Display it now has the refresh rate options including 144Hz.

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