Mi Notebook Pro – How To – 70Hz Screen

[Chris G]

Confirmed working on my Mi Gaming Laptop & Mi Notebook Pro, 72hz is fine anything over it not stable. Great post!

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[Chris G]

@shared-knowledge I wonder if long term this is good for the hardware to be running 10hz faster?

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[Michael Saldana]

Yeah I have this running on my Mi Notebook Pro, It’s great! Haven’t pushed it past 70hz as I’m not so sure how bad it would be for the screen in the long run

[Tom]

Chris G wrote:

@shared-knowledge I wonder if long term this is good for the hardware to be running 10hz faster?

I do not have enough knowledge on the topic to provide you with a fully informed answer.
What I can say is that a lot of users, including me, have been running their desktpo screen overclocked for a few years without any issues. While the desktop screen has a different panel and different display connection standard, I do not think running the screen slightly out of spec might reduce its lifespan significantly.

[airbites]

Higher screen refreshing – faster discharges the battery in the tablet, laptop.

[Dario]

the difference is big ? and the battery will drain after 70hz modifiy ?

[Ferdinand Olah]

A friend of mine reflected on this ‘monitor OC’ possibility (he works in a notebook repair shop and is very good at it), but he said without proper precautions, the IPS panel won’t live too long. I try to translate his opinion as best as I could, but I’m not entirely familiar with the jargon:

‘Yes, it’s possible to overclock the panel to 70 Hz, even 75 Hz if it doesn’t show any artifacts, but in this case the COF-controller must be led out to the rear side of the panel casing, if its material is metal, but if plastic you have to stick in a thin copper pad in order to lead away the emergent warmth, otherwise the IPS panel won’t live too long.”

Just his two cents.

 

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[Ralph]

Hi guys, can anyone confirm if this should work on mi gaming 2 or not ???? because i am doing all the steps and trying with other tutorials as well, but i can not get more than 65hz without artifacts

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