I've seen a lot of people say they can't get 144 fps, but that's actually not true. However, it's a little tricky and there's no prior setup for it. Firstly, you can't use HDMI because you only get 120 fps with it. You must use Display Port or Display Port for Mini Display Port, which is what I used. Next, you need to turn off free syncing. After that, all you have to do is go into the Windows display settings on your computer and change it to 144Hz. You should now hit 144 FPS. One last thing, the default color option has a very annoying color cast, so I'd recommend video mode over gaming, FPS, etc. You can still get 144 fps in video mode and it looks a lot better. If you take the time to tweak all of these settings, then this is actually a pretty good monitor, especially for the low price.
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