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Want to know how to change your monitor refresh rate? In this easy step-by-step tutorial, I’ll show you how to change the refresh rate of your monitor on Windows 11 and select the Hz setting that works best for your display.

Whether your monitor supports 60Hz, 75Hz, 120Hz, 144Hz, 165Hz, 240Hz, or another refresh rate, this guide will show you where to find the setting and how to change it. A higher refresh rate can make supported games, scrolling, animations, and general desktop use feel smoother.

In this video, you’ll learn how to change monitor refresh rate, how to change your monitor from 60Hz to 144Hz or another supported setting, and how to check which refresh rates are available on your PC.

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00:00In this video, I will show you how to change your monitor refresh rate.
00:05Whether you're trying to switch from 60Hz to 120Hz, 144Hz, 165Hz, or another supported refresh rate,
00:13this quick guide will show you where to find a setting and how to change it.
00:18If this video helps you out, make sure to leave a like, comment below, and subscribe
00:22for more Windows tutorials and easy tech guides.
00:25Now, to do this, what you want to do is you want to be on your desktop and just right
00:30-click
00:30onto a blank space of your desktop.
00:33What that's going to do is open up a window like this.
00:35From here, you want to come and click onto display settings.
00:39What that's going to do is open up your display settings window.
00:42Now, from here, if you scroll down, you want to look for advanced display.
00:46So it's underneath related settings, just down here.
00:48Give that a click and that's going to take you to a screen like this.
00:51What you can then do is find the display that you want to change the refresh rate for.
00:56So because I'm on laptop, I've just got my internal display.
00:58And you can see there is an option here to choose a refresh rate.
01:02Now, by default, it should be selected to the correct refresh rate for your monitor.
01:06But of course, you can click this and see all the supported refresh rates for your monitor.
01:12So all you need to do is simply click to change your refresh rate.
01:16It's going to ask if you want to keep these display settings.
01:18So you just want to click on to keep changes, or if it's not displayed correctly, you can click on
01:23to revert.
01:24And that's going to revert back to your default refresh rate.
01:28So that's how to change monitor refresh rate.
01:31Make sure to like, comment and subscribe for more Windows and EasyTech tutorials.
01:36And with that being said, I will see you in the next video.
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