Some refresh rates depend on the resolution you select. It’s pretty common for higher refresh rates to not be possible if your resolution is at max (due to bandwidth limitations). Not sure if that’s the case here
This makes sense and is what I suspected. Is there an equivalent of that for Wayland? I tried xrandr because I could not find any display tool under Wayland, except wlr-randr, which seemed to be very outdated.
Any reason why you want to do it with commands instead of using the GUI?
I was planning to make an auto frame rate adjustment depending on AC/Battery, so it would be best if this could be automated with a script.
I am not certain if internally the refresh rate has been changed at all, but at least from the GUI, it allows me to change from 165Hz to 60Hz with the same resolution.
If I want to see how it internally works under GUI, do you know which codebase I should be looking at? Thank you
Then I can use screen-doctor output.DVI-D-1.mode.0 to set my Monitor to 1920x1080@60 (thats mode 0 on my System)
With screen-doctor output.DVI-D-1.mode.1 I get back to 1920x1080@144