CRU + NVIDIA + cable HDMI 75hz

[ChaosAway]

I used the CRU program many years with AMD cards using an HDMI cable always, the main resolution 1920x1080 - 75 Hz and custom resolutions 800x600 - 1024x768 - 1280x720 - 1280x960 - 1280x1024 - 1440x900 - 1600x900 all 75 hz always

Now I switched to a GTX 1060, and when I set up the same way the CRU recognizes as 1600x900 the main resolution, and does not recognize the 1920x1080 fullhd resolution anymore.

Can someone tell me what the solution is?

I would like to use 1920x1080 75hz again with my custom resolutions all 75hz as I have always used with AMD cards

NVIDIA 1060 I can not anymore.

[ToastyX]

Export a file and send it to me so I can see the configuration.

[ChaosAway]

(04-18-2017 05:16 PM)ToastyX Wrote:  Export a file and send it to me so I can see the configuration.

I was able to use 1920x1080 with the CRU version 1.3 but when I play bf4 at 1600x900 resolution I get the impression that the program does not effect at 75 hertz

[ToastyX]

If you only want to use 75 Hz, make sure to delete any 60 Hz resolutions in the extension block. If there's a TV resolutions data block, you can delete it if you don't need any of the resolutions in it.

[ChaosAway]

(04-26-2017 08:43 PM)ToastyX Wrote:  If you only want to use 75 Hz, make sure to delete any 60 Hz resolutions in the extension block. If there's a TV resolutions data block, you can delete it if you don't need any of the resolutions in it.

Why is not the fluidity the same as AMD on NVIDIA cards CRU version 1.3?

The latest AMD drivers do not work the CRU The image turns pink

So I made the switch to NVIDIA. But the fluidity is not the same as AMD


I love CRU but with NVIDIA it does not look the same as using AMD cards

[ToastyX]

I don't know what you mean. Refresh rates work the same way with NVIDIA and AMD cards. Make sure the game is actually using 75 Hz. Check the monitor's OSD to see what resolution it's receiving. If it reports 75 Hz, then it's not a refresh rate issue.

The image turning pink with HDMI can mean the wrong color format. The latest AMD drivers have the pixel format setting in Preferences > Radeon Additional Settings. You might need to choose RGB instead of YCbCr.

[ChaosAway]

(04-27-2017 07:35 AM)ToastyX Wrote:  I don't know what you mean. Refresh rates work the same way with NVIDIA and AMD cards. Make sure the game is actually using 75 Hz. Check the monitor's OSD to see what resolution it's receiving. If it reports 75 Hz, then it's not a refresh rate issue.

The image turning pink with HDMI can mean the wrong color format. The latest AMD drivers have the pixel format setting in Preferences > Radeon Additional Settings. You might need to choose RGB instead of YCbCr.

I'm sorry, I do not speak fluent English. But thank you for answering. Admire you for having done this wonderful CRU program ToastyX