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Hi! I have an UE37ES6300 Smart Tv connected over hdmi to my PC with Radeon HD 7950. I wanna set my output over 60hz, like 120 or 200hz (the tv is 200hz). It's possible to force that? Here:

http://www.blurbusters.com/overclock/120hz-pc-to-tv/

I've tried the 1st and the 3rd method, but they don't work... please help me, I wanna exploit the 200hz

Nothing? Please help me

valerio65 wrote:Nothing? Please help me

From your article:

Some HDTVs have an undocumented ability to accept 120Hz from a PC

"Some" means "some" not all AFAIK no one reported making it work on Samsung TVs You may figure out it yourself if you want

valerio65 wrote:(the tv is 200hz)

CMR200 doesn't mean that panel is 200Hz, it means "artificial frame creation to look like if TV was 200Hz but in fact just ugly instead"
The best refresh rate I obtained is 1280x1024@70Hz, anything over is "out of range" or "not supported". Anyway you can't get Full HD 120Hz over HDMI (1.x) due to bandwidth limitation.
The real panel rate is probably around 100Hz but only reachable if TV decides it in certain cases (=3D).
There are some Samsung users comments in the article you linked already reporting they got no result...

sectroyer wrote:

valerio65 wrote:Nothing? Please help me

From your article:

Some HDTVs have an undocumented ability to accept 120Hz from a PC

"Some" means "some" not all AFAIK no one reported making it work on Samsung TVs You may figure out it yourself if you want

zoelechat wrote:

valerio65 wrote:(the tv is 200hz)

CMR200 doesn't mean that panel is 200Hz, it means "artificial frame creation to look like if TV was 200Hz but in fact just ugly instead"
The best refresh rate I obtained is 1280x1024@70Hz, anything over is "out of range" or "not supported". Anyway you can't get Full HD 120Hz over HDMI (1.x) due to bandwidth limitation.
The real panel rate is probably around 100Hz but only reachable if TV decides it in certain cases (=3D).
There are some Samsung users comments in the article you linked already reporting they got no result...

So isn't there any method (also hardware) to get a 120 hz 1080p? Only 60 hz 1080p maximum?

HDMI is limited to 60Hz specs, if your tv has another source input like a dsplayport you can go to higer Hz

jerrymh wrote:HDMI is limited to 60Hz specs, if your tv has another source input like a dsplayport you can go to higer Hz

HDMI is not limited in refresh rate, but only in bandwidth. In practice you can get about 1080p@72Hz, or even 720p/1080i@120hz according to HDMI 1.x specs (e.g. 720p@120Hz is done through nVidia 3D TV Play, however TV indicates 60Hz@3D)
The problem is only that it's not possible on all tested Samsung TVs and most other brands/models that doesn't allow to go over 60Hz@2D...