To change the refresh rate on your monitor on Windows, go to Settings > System > Display > Advanced display settings, click the drop-down menu under Refresh Rate, and click the preferred option.

Find those Windows Display settings a bit confusing? This tutorial explains every single adjustment, drop-down, and toggle in the Display control panel.

If you can't change Monitor Refresh Rate in Windows 11/10, update the graphics drivers and disable V-Sync. Other than that, you can follow these fixes.

A monitor's refresh rate measures how frequently the on-screen image is updated. You can change the refresh rate on your monitor through your display settings, though it may be limited by the monitor, ...

Windows 10 already allows you to select a higher refresh rate, but in Windows 10 20H2 – which should be due out soon – the Advanced Display Settings page has a new option to change the refresh ...

Display refresh rate added to Settings Windows 10 always could adjust your monitor's refresh rate, but it was done through the display adapter properties rather than in the Settings feature.

The Windows default monitor refresh rate of 60Hz is still the right choice for many popular monitors sold today, as you can see from the Amazon UK Best Sellers list in this peripheral category ...

Adaptive Sync or Variable Refresh Rate feature is designed to reduce screen tearing in Windows 11/10. It also allows higher framerate for games that don’t natively support it.

We should note, however, that Windows 10 will still default to 60Hz when you plug in a new monitor for compatibility reasons -- even if your fancy new gaming display can support a 360Hz refresh rate.

Hardware Gaming Monitors Windows 10 now lets you change your monitor's refresh rate within system settings News By Jacob Ridley published October 21, 2020 ...