Custom Resolution Utility (CRU)

[Zibri]

Nope. I mean restarting (disabling and re-enabling the video driver) works but the new modes are not shown.

[bizietcong]

After few day tried to OC my monitor, i see people can OC their Lg 34um68 which have same spec to my 29um59.
But he can OC his monitor to 95hz with hdmi 1.4 and im stuck at 76hz.
What a bad feeling ...
I dont know if i change my 1060 to another amd freesync card and i can raise my monitor refresh rate

[ToastyX]

(12-26-2017 01:47 PM)bizietcong Wrote:  After few day tried to OC my monitor, i see people can OC their Lg 34um68 which have same spec to my 29um59.
But he can OC his monitor to 95hz with hdmi 1.4 and im stuck at 76hz.
What a bad feeling ...
I dont know if i change my 1060 to another amd freesync card and i can raise my monitor refresh rate

You can't expect different models to perform the same, regardless of the specs. I don't know if FreeSync will change the results. Some 75 Hz FreeSync monitors will skip frames with NVIDIA cards. Use this test with a camera to check: https://testufo.com/frameskipping

[ParagonCZ]

Hello, I have a 75 HZ monitor and for the love of god I couldn't find any other way to switch to that from 60 HZ except this program,
now, I know that there's always a bit of danger when overclocking, but Shouldn't I be fine, when the monitor is capable of it ?

[ToastyX]

(01-01-2018 03:17 PM)ParagonCZ Wrote:  Hello, I have a 75 HZ monitor and for the love of god I couldn't find any other way to switch to that from 60 HZ except this program,
now, I know that there's always a bit of danger when overclocking, but Shouldn't I be fine, when the monitor is capable of it ?

75 Hz shouldn't be a problem.

[NexusP]

When I add a resolution of 1920x1080@75hz, my monitor shifts to the right. When pointing the mouse to the right, you can see it on the left. My default monitor resolution is 1600x900. The custom resolution works with no issues when added with Nvidia. I need to use CRU so the resolution shows up in Spheck (MilkDrop Plugin) for Foobar. The same happens with 60hz. I tried interlaced and it worked but Spheck will not pick up the resolution with that setting. I didn't change anything else. I tried manual and LCD Native\Standard. Everything else blanks out. The settings seem to be the same as what's there for my native resolution. Any advice?

[ToastyX]

(01-01-2018 08:55 PM)NexusP Wrote:  When I add a resolution of 1920x1080@75hz, my monitor shifts to the right. When pointing the mouse to the right, you can see it on the left. My default monitor resolution is 1600x900. The custom resolution works with no issues when added with Nvidia. I need to use CRU so the resolution shows up in Spheck (MilkDrop Plugin) for Foobar. The same happens with 60hz. I tried interlaced and it worked but Spheck will not pick up the resolution with that setting. I didn't change anything else. I tried manual and LCD Native\Standard. Everything else blanks out. The settings seem to be the same as what's there for my native resolution. Any advice?

What monitor? DVI? HDMI? DisplayPort? What settings are you using with NVIDIA?

[NexusP]

(01-01-2018 10:09 PM)ToastyX Wrote:  

(01-01-2018 08:55 PM)NexusP Wrote:  When I add a resolution of 1920x1080@75hz, my monitor shifts to the right. When pointing the mouse to the right, you can see it on the left. My default monitor resolution is 1600x900. The custom resolution works with no issues when added with Nvidia. I need to use CRU so the resolution shows up in Spheck (MilkDrop Plugin) for Foobar. The same happens with 60hz. I tried interlaced and it worked but Spheck will not pick up the resolution with that setting. I didn't change anything else. I tried manual and LCD Native\Standard. Everything else blanks out. The settings seem to be the same as what's there for my native resolution. Any advice?

What monitor? DVI? HDMI? DisplayPort? What settings are you using with NVIDIA?

The Monitor is a Acer, G206HL connected via DVI. I have several resolutions that work all the way up to 3840x2160@75. Via the Nvidia Custom Resolution tool. I just added the Resolutions and the refresh and changed nothing else. I'm using a GTX 970. Everything else is greyed and set to automatic.

Edit: I figured out a workaround for now. I can add 1920x1080@76 to CRU and keep 1920x1080@75 as a custom Nvidia resolution for my desktop. That exposes all of my custom Nvidia resolutions to Spheck all the way up to 3840x2160@75.

[ToastyX]

(01-02-2018 12:57 AM)NexusP Wrote:  The Monitor is a Acer, G206HL connected via DVI. I have several resolutions that work all the way up to 3840x2160@75. Via the Nvidia Custom Resolution tool. I just added the Resolutions and the refresh and changed nothing else. I'm using a GTX 970. Everything else is greyed and set to automatic.

Your monitor can't handle those resolutions. You are creating scaled resolutions with the NVIDIA control panel. CRU doesn't create scaled resolutions.

[NexusP]

(01-02-2018 04:11 AM)ToastyX Wrote:  

(01-02-2018 12:57 AM)NexusP Wrote:  The Monitor is a Acer, G206HL connected via DVI. I have several resolutions that work all the way up to 3840x2160@75. Via the Nvidia Custom Resolution tool. I just added the Resolutions and the refresh and changed nothing else. I'm using a GTX 970. Everything else is greyed and set to automatic.

Your monitor can't handle those resolutions. You are creating scaled resolutions with the NVIDIA control panel. CRU doesn't create scaled resolutions.

I'm not using DSR. Does it behave the same regardless? When I use it with VorpX, it is an improved difference. The resolutions take hold with no out of range warning which I get with a higher refresh, and the desktop looks obviously bigger in 3840x2160@75. it's not that CRU isn't working with 1920x1080@75, it's shifted over a few pixels to the right. Is there no way to make adjustments conducive to that resolution?