Monitor won't work on 144hz 1080p

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I am dualbooting endeavour alongside windows 10. While on Endeavour, I can’t use the full capabilities of my monitor, but it works fine on windows.

Logs:
Hardware https://clbin.com/8E1Ib
Boot https://clbin.com/D8d8l

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They/re included now

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could you post xrandr output?

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It is expected when you use the open source nvidia driver (nouveau).
I hear rumors that using the proprietary driver (nvidia) produces better performance. :stuck_out_tongue_winking_eye:

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One question, is your HDMI cable plugged in directly into your laptop?

And well, you need to install the proprietary Nvidia driver.

Welcome! :partying_face:

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@Pebble
I agree with @petsam that you’ll probably have better luck with Nvidia drivers installed.

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Thank you, this worked and allowed me to use 144hz. Now the screen is tinted yellow, though, is there a way to fix this?

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Welcome to the forum @Pebble :enos: :enos_flag: :partying_face:

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Do you have night color or redshift turned on? This will make the colors seem tinted yellowish because it is filtering out the blue light. I know KDE and gnome both have this as a feature.

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Can you show the output when running on this monitor.

inxi -Ga

Edit: Also maybe check the color profile in your monitor settings? Or it is Gnome color profile settings related?

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