I can see you're using latest one from intel, which may make your laptop lose customizations. You may start installing the graphics driver from Asus. Graphics driver: igfx_win_101.1960 (latest) Laptop USB port used: USB 3.1 Gen1 Type-CĬable used: uni USB C to DisplayPort Cable Thunderbolt 3/4 to Display Port Cable, Aluminum 144Hz DP Cable. To get 40Hz+ I believe I need a HDMI to display port adaptor as per n_scott_pearson's post: Ultimately getting the display port to USB C option is the what I'm trying to achieve. I have tried different HDMI cables but it seems limited to 40Hz. Disconnecting all other peripheral devices and booting with just the cable and laptop charger plugged in.įor point 2.Selecting DSP1 and DSP2 when the cable is plugged in via the monitor.Testing the display port/ usb c cable with a different 34" HP 3440x1440 monitor (laptop didn't recognise it either).Using a different display port to usb c cable.Uninstalling USB host controller and USB devices in windows device manager and rebooting.Is there something I can try to get point 1. This was not possible to do via windows 10 settings. The max resolution of 3440x1440 was attainable only using the Intel Graphics Command Center by adding a custom setting.
The monitor does work with the HDMI cable but is limited to 40Hz refresh rate. It is not recognised at all and remains black screen.Ģ. My external monitor is not working when using USB C to Display port.
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