Custom Resolution Utility (CRU)

[ToastyX]

(05-25-2020 01:17 PM)AlexWess Wrote:  Hello, i need some settings for 1024 x 768 on 90Hz or more and i have a ATI Radeon 5000 series[/font]
I want those settings for 4:3 stretched. Thank you.

CRU doesn't control stretching. Just use whatever works.

[joms]

I have an issue and there's no 144hz in my ASUS VP249QGR monitor, I can only see 120hz and not 144hz

I downloaded CRU and I can see 144hz, however I cannot see it in my Intel Control Panel, what should I do?

I am using ASUS GL552vw laptop

[COCIMINO]

(05-25-2020 06:58 PM)ToastyX Wrote:  

(05-25-2020 06:09 PM)COCIMINO Wrote:  Hi, I've tried the CRU with my ASUS FX505DV by the 144hz settings doesn't appear in windows settings

What exactly are you trying to do? Be more specific.

i've added 144hz setting in the CRU but when i go in the monitor windows settings it doesn't appear, if i cancel those that already there are windows monitor settings show the changes but with new one no, and even if i edit the standard monitor settings in CRU they desappers in windows monitor settings

this laptop should have 144hz monitor according with official Asus site but i can't set above 60hz

[ToastyX]

(05-26-2020 08:52 AM)COCIMINO Wrote:  i've added 144hz setting in the CRU but when i go in the monitor windows settings it doesn't appear, if i cancel those that already there are windows monitor settings show the changes but with new one no, and even if i edit the standard monitor settings in CRU they desappers in windows monitor settings

this laptop should have 144hz monitor according with official Asus site but i can't set above 60hz

Why are you adding 144 Hz when it should already be there? Talk with ASUS support because you shouldn't have to add 144 Hz if the laptop supports it.

[ADQTRW]

Could we contract with you to create a custom resolution changer? Please contact me if this is of interest. We will provide more information.
Thanks,
Terry

[GameBro]

i tried to overclock my laptop monitor to 90 hz. athough i was successful but bit depth rate decreased from 8 bit to 6 bit and my display looks a bit pale and pixelated. What am i doing wrong. At 75hz overclock it is 8bit. My display default refresh rate is 60hz. Is there any setting which i should change in detailed resolution to retain 8 bit depth at 90 hz ?

[ToastyX]

(05-30-2020 10:10 AM)GameBro Wrote:  i tried to overclock my laptop monitor to 90 hz. athough i was successful but bit depth rate decreased from 8 bit to 6 bit and my display looks a bit pale and pixelated. What am i doing wrong. At 75hz overclock it is 8bit. My display default refresh rate is 60hz. Is there any setting which i should change in detailed resolution to retain 8 bit depth at 90 hz ?

You're probably hitting a pixel clock limit. The laptop probably uses DisplayPort internally, which automatically switches to 6-bit if 8-bit is not possible.

[GameBro]

(05-30-2020 10:40 AM)ToastyX Wrote:  

(05-30-2020 10:10 AM)GameBro Wrote:  i tried to overclock my laptop monitor to 90 hz. athough i was successful but bit depth rate decreased from 8 bit to 6 bit and my display looks a bit pale and pixelated. What am i doing wrong. At 75hz overclock it is 8bit. My display default refresh rate is 60hz. Is there any setting which i should change in detailed resolution to retain 8 bit depth at 90 hz ?

You're probably hitting a pixel clock limit. The laptop probably uses DisplayPort internally, which automatically switches to 6-bit if 8-bit is not possible.

So isn't there any any way to force the display at 8bit 90hz ?

[ToastyX]

(05-30-2020 10:47 AM)GameBro Wrote:  So isn't there any any way to force the display at 8bit 90hz ?

No.

[brenorocharj]

Hi there! I have a BenQ XL2720Z since October 23rd 2014 and recently it started to act strange.

This is the problem: (it's in portuguese, but I'm sure you will understand)



It says that the native for my monitor is 60Hz, but the XL2720Z is 144Hz! Why did that happen and can I fix it using CRU? How?