Custom Resolution Utility (CRU)

[Inputlagger]

(04-08-2022 04:12 PM)ToastyX Wrote:  

(04-08-2022 03:17 PM)Inputlagger Wrote:  I will explain step by step.
I open cru and delete no active monitors,detailed resolutions and extension block's detailed resolutions.
I add resolution 1920x1080 60hz exact reduced in detailed resolutions part.
I add resolutions 1920x1080 240hz and 1536x960 360hz in extension block's detailed resolution section two res are exact reduced.
I start restart64.
After these steps i cant still see my changes.

Is there a second extension block? Is it a default extension block?

(04-08-2022 03:17 PM)Inputlagger Wrote:  On nvdia what i am doing;
I create custom res with 1024x768 with cvt reduced blank timing when i do that my active pixels section match with my display res. But i cant use cause when i try to test give me black screen.

Then your monitor does not support that resolution.

Default one. I didnt create extension block. Whats fix for it then teacher
My monitor support 1024x768 but not support cvt reduced blank but cvt reduced blank make my active pixels match my desktop res. When i didnt my active pixels stay native res (1920x1080p)

[ToastyX]

(04-08-2022 04:32 PM)Inputlagger Wrote:  Default one. I didnt create extension block. Whats fix for it then teacher

It's in the first post.

(04-08-2022 04:32 PM)Inputlagger Wrote:  My monitor support 1024x768 but not support cvt reduced blank but cvt reduced blank make my active pixels match my desktop res. When i didnt my active pixels stay native res (1920x1080p)

The active pixels is what the monitor receives. If the resolution doesn't match the active pixels, that means it's being scaled by the GPU.

[ripleyheisenberg]

Guys, Cru working in Win11?

[ToastyX]

(04-08-2022 05:11 PM)ripleyheisenberg Wrote:  Guys, Cru working in Win11?

Yes

[Maniac]

Is there any way to make this work for Internal Displays on Intel graphics cards? They don't seem to allow custom resolutions, I can't add them via the Intel drivers and adding them via this software does not make them show up in Windows or the Intel drivers. Specifically Iris XE on a 1195G7.

[felid567]

I was trying to set my monitor to do 4k 60hz with cru, cause it only showed 4k 144hz (monitor Asus ROG XG43UQ Xbox edition) but now it only shows 4k 120hz max and windows isnt able to find any drivers for it either. I tried to reset the cru but it didnt work. I reinstalled windows (Completely formatted my SSD). Reinstalled the nVidia drivers ( GPU: RTX 2080TI ) Even used a software to delete them. WIndows doesnt think my monitor is HDR capable anymore either ( Windows 11 pro 64bit ) I'm literally stuck. I've tried everything online and can't find anymore related information about this. Please help!

[ToastyX]

(04-11-2022 03:14 PM)Maniac Wrote:  Is there any way to make this work for Internal Displays on Intel graphics cards? They don't seem to allow custom resolutions, I can't add them via the Intel drivers and adding them via this software does not make them show up in Windows or the Intel drivers. Specifically Iris XE on a 1195G7.

Try the alternative method for older Intel GPUs because that uses a driver-specific method. If that doesn't work, then it probably can't be done without flashing a new EDID to the panel. Keep in mind internal displays only support the native resolution, and the pixel clock is limited by the interface used (usually eDP for newer laptops), so higher refresh rates will not appear if it exceeds that limit.

[ToastyX]

(04-12-2022 08:19 AM)felid567 Wrote:  I was trying to set my monitor to do 4k 60hz with cru, cause it only showed 4k 144hz (monitor Asus ROG XG43UQ Xbox edition) but now it only shows 4k 120hz max and windows isnt able to find any drivers for it either. I tried to reset the cru but it didnt work. I reinstalled windows (Completely formatted my SSD). Reinstalled the nVidia drivers ( GPU: RTX 2080TI ) Even used a software to delete them. WIndows doesnt think my monitor is HDR capable anymore either ( Windows 11 pro 64bit ) I'm literally stuck. I've tried everything online and can't find anymore related information about this. Please help!

CRU does not modify anything on the hardware, so something else must have changed. Are you using DisplayPort? 3840x2160 @ 144 Hz would require DisplayPort 1.4 with Display Stream Compression (DSC), so make sure that's enabled in the monitor if there's an option. If there's an overclocking option in the monitor, check that it's set to 144 Hz. On the PC side, make sure the color format is set to RGB, and make sure the color depth is not 12 bpc. If none of that helps, try unplugging the monitor's power for a minute just in case there's a firmware glitch, and try reconnecting the DisplayPort cable to make sure it's connected securely. Beyond that, there shouldn't be any issues considering you reformatted and reinstalled Windows.

[Maniac]

(04-12-2022 10:19 PM)ToastyX Wrote:  

(04-11-2022 03:14 PM)Maniac Wrote:  Is there any way to make this work for Internal Displays on Intel graphics cards? They don't seem to allow custom resolutions, I can't add them via the Intel drivers and adding them via this software does not make them show up in Windows or the Intel drivers. Specifically Iris XE on a 1195G7.

Try the alternative method for older Intel GPUs because that uses a driver-specific method. If that doesn't work, then it probably can't be done without flashing a new EDID to the panel. Keep in mind internal displays only support the native resolution, and the pixel clock is limited by the interface used (usually eDP for newer laptops), so higher refresh rates will not appear if it exceeds that limit.

Thanks! I did try that actually, unfortunately it didn't work

[Tiger]

Hi

I wonder where can I find the displayid 2.0?