CAC-1335 higher refresh rates?

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Does anyone know if CAC-1335 supports 1080p@240Hz?

I've RTX 3090 which has HDMI 2.1 output.
I'm thinking about Avermedia Live Gamer ULTRA 2.1 (GC553G2) which outputs 1440p@240Hz (and many more resolutions/frequencies, but this one is a good reference point).
My monitor does 1080p@390Hz so logically thinking the CAC-1335 should be able to give me at least 1080p@240Hz, but I'm not sure.

Technically it should work based on the bandwidth available. Which display are we talking about?

8bit 1920x1080 @ 390Hz = 24.26 Gbps.

CAC-1335 has Bandwidth up to DP 1.4 so 32.4 Gbps.

Acer Nitro XV252QF

You won't find it on Acer's website anymore though.
I guess the 390Hz OC wasn't as stable as they thought and now they say it's 360Hz.

I bought the CAC-1335. We shall see if it works. It wasn't that expensive.

Okay - so CAC-1335 does 240Hz out of the box and up to 399Hz with custom preset :)

Great!
What games are you playing and what FPS are you producing?

I'll try Rainbow Six Siege right now as it is my game of choice and will let you know the results. I'm above 400FPS most of the time though. The game supports Reflex so it should strain the GPU as hard as possible.

Also I had to lower refresh rate to 398Hz, because it did flicker once already during light usage (web browsing).

Oh and DSR works completely differently on DP and on HDMI.

On DP you can DSR in-game only - on HDMI (so through the CAC-1335) it shows DSR resolution for the whole display 😮

And the order of connection also changes what you get out of the box.
Previously I must've plugged it in different order (input/power/monitor output) - now I went input/power/output and got 1080p 360Hz PC resolution in there...

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