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"content": "<p>I have an 180Hz monitor, and in my Hyprland config file, I have the monitor set to “auto,” which works as expected. The problem is that “auto” mode doesn’t seem to be as automatic as I hoped. What I want is for my monitor to run at 60Hz while I’m on the desktop, but for it to automatically switch to a higher refresh rate when playing games at more than 60FPS.</p>\n<p>However, this doesn’t seem to happen. If my monitor is set to “auto” and a game runs at more than 60FPS, the monitor stays at 60Hz. For example, if the game is running at 180FPS, I want the monitor to match that refresh rate. The only solution I’ve found so far is to manually change my Hyprland configuration files to set my monitor to 180Hz. However, I don’t want to have to make these manual changes every time I want to play a game. Is there a way to make this process automatic? And yes, I can set my monitor to run globally at 180Hz in my Hyprland config files, but that feels a bit unnecessary.</p>\n",
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"content": "I have an 180Hz monitor, and in my Hyprland config file, I have the monitor set to \"auto,\" which works as expected. The problem is that \"auto\" mode doesn't seem to be as automatic as I hoped. What I want is for my monitor to run at 60Hz while I'm on the desktop, but for it to automatically switch to a higher refresh rate when playing games at more than 60FPS.\n\nHowever, this doesn’t seem to happen. If my monitor is set to \"auto\" and a game runs at more than 60FPS, the monitor stays at 60Hz. For example, if the game is running at 180FPS, I want the monitor to match that refresh rate. The only solution I’ve found so far is to manually change my Hyprland configuration files to set my monitor to 180Hz. However, I don’t want to have to make these manual changes every time I want to play a game. Is there a way to make this process automatic? And yes, I can set my monitor to run globally at 180Hz in my Hyprland config files, but that feels a bit unnecessary.",
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