How to overclock your PC monitor — why and what that means

[Windows Central]

Did you know you can overclock your PC monitor? No? Well, you can! Here's how — and why.
Overclocking your monitor is essentially for the same purpose as overclocking your processor; to get a little more performance. It involves increasing the refresh rate beyond the stock rating, meaning it can draw more frames on the screen per second.
For most people most of the time it's not exactly an essential thing to do, but that doesn't mean it's not a neat trick or that you shouldn't do it. Here's what you need to know.

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