Custom Resolution Utility (CRU)

[ToastyX]

(12-26-2023 07:45 AM)noah Wrote:  Cru mirror in middle of screen[size=x-large]

I just recently got a new 240hz monitor its the Sceptre Curved 24.5-inch Gaming Monitor and i tried to use cru to use streach res for fortnite. But after i switched to my normal resolution 1720x1080 i noticed a line in my screen almost like a mirror and everytime something passes through that line it doubles an example would be in game i see almost 2 of my chroshairs and i wanted to know if there is a fix?

Your monitor doesn't support the resolution correctly, so you'll need to use GPU scaling.

[ToastyX]

(12-26-2023 07:34 AM)Xarip Wrote:  What if i disable g sync? how do ik what monitors don’t have the g sync chip? my last monitor had g sync but still let me use stretch res.

Disabling G-SYNC won't matter because the issue is the limitations of the chip, not G-SYNC itself. Monitors with the Reflex Analyzer have the G-SYNC chip. "G-SYNC compatible" monitors don't have the G-SYNC chip. Just use GPU scaling. I don't understand this obsession with display scaling that everyone is having.

[ToastyX]

(12-26-2023 04:45 AM)estupian Wrote:  Hi, posted this to a monitor subreddit and realised I should be here instead of there. I was looking for help with adding a resolution (1920x1440) at 240hz. Please read post attatched below as I am not bothered to write out all of my post again:

https://imgur.com/VqZS95l

You need to read the first post.

[tenzz]

Yo, i get no signal after I change resolution to custom, does my monitor cause it since Its gsync? (AW2521H)

[ToastyX]

(12-28-2023 10:25 AM)tenzz Wrote:  Yo, i get no signal after I change resolution to custom, does my monitor cause it since Its gsync? (AW2521H)

Yes, AW2521H only supports a limited set of resolutions because of the G-SYNC chip. Use GPU scaling.

[someone]

i know this program isn't for downsampling, but i'm talking in general: does anyone know a downsampling workaround for unsupported resolutions (black screen) where the aspect ratio isn't the native's one? if it matters, i have an acer aspire a315-22 with an amd gpu where 1366x768 is the native resolution and 1024x800 showed a black screen (despite having 229888 fewer pixels than the native, it has 32 more rows of pixels than the latter). the only thing that worked is vsd (which i tested a few weeks ago and worked)

[Ataawi]

Can someone please help me out. I used CRU - Custom Resolution Utility to get stretched res and it was fine Main monitor i set to 1720 x 1080 and the 2nd was 1920 x 1080. But then i wanted my orignal res back so i used the reset all option to get my default settings back. But now every time i switch between my primary and secondary monitor from a full screen aplication or just randomly theres beeping sounds, they start to flicker and the mouse goes crazy, and i cant even open anything on the pc for a while or until i press ctrl + alt + del. Idk what to do its making it impossible to play. I just reverted to my old native resolution and now i have this issue.

[someone]

(01-01-2024 09:41 PM)someone Wrote:  i know this program isn't for downsampling, but i'm talking in general: does anyone know a downsampling workaround for unsupported resolutions (black screen) where the aspect ratio isn't the native's one? if it matters, i have an acer aspire a315-22 with an amd gpu where 1366x768 is the native resolution and 1024x800 showed a black screen (despite having 229888 fewer pixels than the native, it has 32 more rows of pixels than the latter). the only thing that worked is vsd (which i tested a few weeks ago and worked)

VSR* And yes, I know how to edit a message. But that one was in a different page.

[ToastyX]

(01-01-2024 09:41 PM)someone Wrote:  i know this program isn't for downsampling, but i'm talking in general: does anyone know a downsampling workaround for unsupported resolutions (black screen) where the aspect ratio isn't the native's one? if it matters, i have an acer aspire a315-22 with an amd gpu where 1366x768 is the native resolution and 1024x800 showed a black screen (despite having 229888 fewer pixels than the native, it has 32 more rows of pixels than the latter). the only thing that worked is vsd (which i tested a few weeks ago and worked)

Laptops screens usually don't have scalers, so this is entirely dependent on the GPU and whether it offers downsampling as a feature. AMD only offers downsampling with VSR, and it's quite limited with what resolutions it supports.

[ToastyX]

(01-02-2024 12:11 AM)Ataawi Wrote:  Can someone please help me out. I used CRU - Custom Resolution Utility to get stretched res and it was fine Main monitor i set to 1720 x 1080 and the 2nd was 1920 x 1080. But then i wanted my orignal res back so i used the reset all option to get my default settings back. But now every time i switch between my primary and secondary monitor from a full screen aplication or just randomly theres beeping sounds, they start to flicker and the mouse goes crazy, and i cant even open anything on the pc for a while or until i press ctrl + alt + del. Idk what to do its making it impossible to play. I just reverted to my old native resolution and now i have this issue.

How are you switching monitors? I don't know what you're encountering because the symptoms don't describe anything I've ever seen before. Running reset-all.exe also resets the Windows display settings, so there shouldn't be any display issues unless they also happen with the default settings. Check to make sure both monitors have the same scale factor in the Windows display settings.