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    x6herbius
    deepin
    2018-01-20 09:51
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    I gather from this thread that Deepin 15.4 has the option to change the monitor refresh rate. I'm running Deepin 15.5 with Antergos, but I can't seem to find a way to change the refresh rate, only the resolution. Does the option actually exist?
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    wangyong
    deepin
    2018-01-20 09:53
    #1
    Why you need refresh rate?

    Most hardware in this world don't need refresh rate anymore, are you still use CRT monitor?
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    x6herbius
    deepin
    2018-01-20 09:55
    #2
    I have a 144hz monitor, and Deepin defaults to 60hz. If I change the refresh rate with xrandr it's far nicer to use, but I'd rather not have to run the command every time I log in if there's supposed to be something accessible through the control centre.
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    wangyong
    deepin
    2018-01-20 20:02
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    yanbowen
    deepin
    2018-01-21 00:30
    #4
    https://bbs.deepin.org/post/152099
    I have a 144hz monitor, and Deepin defaults to 60hz. If I change the refresh rate with xrandr it's f ...

    No refresh rate option in DDE Control Center, you can set it by dbus interface(com.deepin.daemon.Display) or xrandr.
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    x6herbius
    deepin
    2018-01-22 12:01
    #5
    https://bbs.deepin.org/post/152099
    No refresh rate option in DDE Control Center, you can set it by dbus interface(com.deepin.daemon.D ...

    Is this via the dconf Editor? I have /com/deepin/dde/display, but no settings available in there that aren't already covered by what's in the control centre.
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    yanbowen
    deepin
    2018-01-22 17:16
    #6
    https://bbs.deepin.org/post/152099
    Is this via the dconf Editor? I have /com/deepin/dde/display, but no settings available in there t ...

    No, it's dbus(https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/D-Bus), you can find it by d-feet.

       
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