Custom Resolution Utility (CRU)

[Broutoulou]

Hi!
I've just bought a used laptop. It's a Honor Magicbook Pro with a MX350 and a I5 10210U. It is using Nvidia Optimus. Apparently, my HDMI is locked at 300Mhz, just like it says on your description "Intel GPUs without HDMI 2.0 support up to 300.99 MHz.". It seems that my computer has a HDMI 1.4, 1 USB-C that is NOT thunderbolt, and 3 USB 3.2 Gen1. So, I would like to know if there is any way to get 1080P 144Hz output (maybe with an USB-C -> DP adapter ?). Thanks for reading my comment, and sorry for my bad english. Also, i'm not sure if this is the right place to ask that, so sorry.

[pakos2835]

(06-10-2023 03:39 AM)ToastyX Wrote:  

(06-09-2023 02:48 AM)pakos2835 Wrote:  now i encountering the issue with 1366*768 installation. params used for all other resolutions, from default monitor node (CRU string 1280*1024/60), seems isnt applicable here - i receive monitor window box "wrong sync data" and monitor going off

what right parameters should I use for 1366*768/60, i need this mode for terminal laptop usage with pc via remote desktop, currently i am using a resolution of 1366*768 with the pc monitor turned off

all other custom resolutions 16-9 and 4-3 is work fine

I wouldn't expect a 1280x1024 monitor to accept 1366x768. That's wider than the native resolution.

huh, but 1920x1080 is wider too, but works fine,
i dont think its about number of pixels, because the gpu and monitor have internal scalers\mixers

[zarusoba10]

I only have an SDR display, but I found this tool to see how HDR behaves in games.

However, even if I edit the EDID with this tool, win10 doesn't seem to recognize the HDR metadata. Data other than HDR, such as refresh rate, could be changed.

Is there a bug in HDR?

[codepltn]

(06-10-2023 04:51 PM)codepltn Wrote:  

(06-08-2023 10:40 PM)ToastyX Wrote:  

(06-08-2023 03:27 PM)codepltn Wrote:  Dear friends, My laptop supports up to 300hz but currently it show only 2 options like 60.12 and 300.44 and I think these numbers are the main reason for some horizontal lines at the bottom of my monitor.

When I change the resolution one to another it fixes it but should I correct the numbers as 60 and 300?

P.S. I can't select 300 as a custom from CRU why and how can I do that? Thank you

My PC: Rtx3060 1920×1080 17.3" laptop.

I don't understand what you're saying. Refresh rates don't need to be integers. That wouldn't cause horizontal lines to appear.

Thanks for the answer. May I change the HZ to 300 from CRU? I didn't manage to do that how may I do that?

My monitor supports it btw

[Kru1cif3r]

Hi i have an external monitor which can be on 165 refresh rate. I just updated my laptop to windows 11 and suddenly my refresh rate options became limited. I have tried the intel graphic control and using CRU but it didnt change my refresh rate options on windows advanced display setting. I have added the 165hz into cru detailed resolution but it still didnt work. In the intel graphic app the supported resolutionfor 144 and 165 hz is still there. I am primary a fps gamer and so i need all the hz i have. Thanks for the help. attached are the screenshots. Also i cant change my refresh rate from monitor settings. i used to be able to just change it with cru back in windows 10 but now the options are just gone. I would like to also mention i cant add a custom resolution from nvidia since its an intel graphic and the intel graphic app doesnt have the refresh rate option when adding custom resolutions

   
   
   

[ToastyX]

(06-26-2023 03:54 PM)Kru1cif3r Wrote:  Hi i have an external monitor which can be on 165 refresh rate. I just updated my laptop to windows 11 and suddenly my refresh rate options became limited. I have tried the intel graphic control and using CRU but it didnt change my refresh rate options on windows advanced display setting. I have added the 165hz into cru detailed resolution but it still didnt work. In the intel graphic app the supported resolutionfor 144 and 165 hz is still there. I am primary a fps gamer and so i need all the hz i have. Thanks for the help. attached are the screenshots. Also i cant change my refresh rate from monitor settings. i used to be able to just change it with cru back in windows 10 but now the options are just gone. I would like to also mention i cant add a custom resolution from nvidia since its an intel graphic and the intel graphic app doesnt have the refresh rate option when adding custom resolutions

If your monitor supports 165 Hz, then you shouldn't need to add it. I don't understand why you would use CRU to add a refresh rate that should already exist. Ask Intel why their driver is not allowing 165 Hz.

[ToastyX]

(06-26-2023 09:08 AM)codepltn Wrote:  My monitor supports it btw

Then what is the problem?

[ToastyX]

(06-22-2023 02:48 PM)zarusoba10 Wrote:  I only have an SDR display, but I found this tool to see how HDR behaves in games.

However, even if I edit the EDID with this tool, win10 doesn't seem to recognize the HDR metadata. Data other than HDR, such as refresh rate, could be changed.

Is there a bug in HDR?

You can't add HDR to an SDR display.

[ToastyX]

(06-21-2023 10:53 AM)pakos2835 Wrote:  huh, but 1920x1080 is wider too, but works fine,
i dont think its about number of pixels, because the gpu and monitor have internal scalers\mixers

Try multiples of 8 like 1368x768. If that doesn't work, there's no way to force a monitor to accept a resolution. Some monitors will accept TV resolutions like 1920x1080, but there's no guarantee a monitor will accept higher than native resolutions.

[ToastyX]

(06-21-2023 02:01 AM)Broutoulou Wrote:  Hi!
I've just bought a used laptop. It's a Honor Magicbook Pro with a MX350 and a I5 10210U. It is using Nvidia Optimus. Apparently, my HDMI is locked at 300Mhz, just like it says on your description "Intel GPUs without HDMI 2.0 support up to 300.99 MHz.". It seems that my computer has a HDMI 1.4, 1 USB-C that is NOT thunderbolt, and 3 USB 3.2 Gen1. So, I would like to know if there is any way to get 1080P 144Hz output (maybe with an USB-C -> DP adapter ?). Thanks for reading my comment, and sorry for my bad english. Also, i'm not sure if this is the right place to ask that, so sorry.

If the USB-C port supports DisplayPort output and the monitor has DisplayPort input, then it should be possible with a simple USB-C to DisplayPort cable.