Custom Resolution Utility (CRU)

[RoelG79]

(03-19-2021 10:21 AM)RoelG79 Wrote:  

(03-19-2021 09:52 AM)ToastyX Wrote:  

(03-18-2021 03:10 PM)RoelG79 Wrote:  I just bought a new monitor (Iiyama GB3466WQSU). This monitor should have a native resolution of 3440x1440, but I don't see it in Windows 10.
I tried this tool and it shows me the native resolution of the monitor as soon as I open the tool:

That means your hardware doesn't support the pixel clock required for the resolution. This is usually the case with laptops that have Intel GPUs. If you can use DisplayPort, use that instead. If not, try adding 3440x1440 @ 56 Hz.

Thx for the quick reply! I ordered a USB-C to DisplayPort cable yesterday. Should arrive today. I'll keep you posted!

The cable did the trick! Problem solved! Thx

[ToastyX]

(03-19-2021 10:35 AM)CorentinCap Wrote:  The software works fine on my pc, but when I shut down the pc and turn it on again the screen resolution configuration returns to the basic one and not the one I had configured in the software and a parameter graphic.

What GPU? Try turning off Windows fast startup.

[MarquisGGs]

Just got a Acer Predator X25, 360Hz Monitor. Trying to get a 1750 x 1080 stretched res setup. I used the same method with my BenQ ZOWIE XL2546s 240hz and it worked perfectly. Although when trying to use it with this monitor, the resolution doesn't show up in the "list all modes" area and ultimately doesn't let me use the resolution. I also noticed I can't input 360hz, the text turns red and doesn't let me confirm. Also 360hz doesn't show up in the extension block, another user said to check the display tab but there's nothing there. Considering returning the monitor, I have been getting stutters and FPS drops, I want to see if I can get this thing to stretched res to see if it fixes the stutters.




Specs:
Ryzen 9 3900x
RTX 2070s
32GB 3200mhz Ram
X570 Crosshair VIII Hero

[darksouls2]

(03-19-2021 10:01 AM)ToastyX Wrote:  

(03-17-2021 11:32 AM)darksouls2 Wrote:  I've tried to figure out what monitor I have but it isn't giving me any details on that in device manager. I have an RTX 2060 (probably mobile version) and an i7-9750H.

I'm not sure which driver is responsible for the brightness but it might be Intel's graphics driver. Windows update might have updated the driver to a newer version that has the problem.

Is this potentially going to be fixed in a future update?

[ToastyX]

(03-22-2021 05:17 AM)MarquisGGs Wrote:  Just got a Acer Predator X25, 360Hz Monitor. Trying to get a 1750 x 1080 stretched res setup. I used the same method with my BenQ ZOWIE XL2546s 240hz and it worked perfectly. Although when trying to use it with this monitor, the resolution doesn't show up in the "list all modes" area and ultimately doesn't let me use the resolution. I also noticed I can't input 360hz, the text turns red and doesn't let me confirm. Also 360hz doesn't show up in the extension block, another user said to check the display tab but there's nothing there. Considering returning the monitor, I have been getting stutters and FPS drops, I want to see if I can get this thing to stretched res to see if it fixes the stutters.

Read the extension block section in the first post.

[ToastyX]

(03-23-2021 09:37 PM)darksouls2 Wrote:  Is this potentially going to be fixed in a future update?

That's not something I can answer. You'll have to ask Intel support.

[Medeman]

I'm trying to change the FreeSync/VRR range of my Gigabyte FI27Q to reduce brightness flickering (I have this issue and read that it can be eliminated or at least reduced by narrowing the FreeSync range).

My setup:
- Gigabyte AORUS FI27Q connected via DisplayPort to an
- NVIDIA GeForce RTX 3080 using
- Driver version 461.92 and
- CRU 1.5.1

The default range of this monitor is 48-165Hz. I want to set it to 82-165Hz, so this is what I did:




I saved it by clicking OK, after that I ran restart64.exe (I also tried using restart.exe a few times, it seems to do the same thing).

However, my custom FreeSync/VRR range is completely ignored, it still goes down to 48Hz instead of 82Hz (and anything in-between).

I tried:

- Using something other than 82Hz, i.e. 90Hz
- Using reset-all.exe, applying the change again and trying again
- Restarting
- Setting the 82-165Hz range in the HDMI 2.0 extension block as well (in addition to the "Edit..." button at the top)

But nothing worked so far.

The tool itself seems to work: I removed the native resolution of another monitor for testing purposes and indeed after restarting the monitor ran at a lower resolution. I reset after this however, as I don't want this change. I only want to change the FreeSync/VRR range of the FI27Q.

The FI27Q is officially "Gsync compatible".

Any idea what I can try? Any help would be appreciated

[ToastyX]

(03-25-2021 09:48 PM)Medeman Wrote:  However, my custom FreeSync/VRR range is completely ignored, it still goes down to 48Hz instead of 82Hz (and anything in-between).

Read the extension block section in the first post.

[Medeman]

(03-26-2021 07:24 PM)ToastyX Wrote:  Read the extension block section in the first post.

My bad, I thought extension blocks were just for HDMI.

I removed the default extension block, added a new one, added the exact same "detailed resolution" as in the default block and added FreeSync Range to the data blocks with my desired 82-165Hz and now it works!

Thank you so much I thought I read the first post carefully, seems like I skipped (or misunderstood) some parts.

[h1web]

Hi ,
i am new to the forum i got a alienware aw2521h connect throw displayport to 360 hz.
am i able to use the custom resolution utility?
i wanted to play cs go 1024x768 or some other 4 to 3 streched resolution with no blur can someone help me deleteing the blocks or adding the blocks manually if i have to ?
so i am able to play at 360 hz with cru?
Regards