Custom Resolution Utility (CRU)

[ToastyX]

(01-20-2023 04:06 AM)designgears Wrote:  Is there any way to correct the off center output? I'm trying to get 30hz-ish, I got everything else cleared up, but not sure how to fix this last issue.

Usually that only happens if the display can't handle the resolution or refresh rate. Sometimes changing the porches can affect the positioning, but normally that makes no difference.

[designgears]

(01-21-2023 01:44 AM)ToastyX Wrote:  

(01-20-2023 04:06 AM)designgears Wrote:  Is there any way to correct the off center output? I'm trying to get 30hz-ish, I got everything else cleared up, but not sure how to fix this last issue.

Usually that only happens if the display can't handle the resolution or refresh rate. Sometimes changing the porches can affect the positioning, but normally that makes no difference.

That's what I was afraid of, porches do nothing, it starts wrapping the screen around 45hz and looks like there isn't much that can be done about it. Oh well, thanks for the help!

[huzzuk]

Still an issue with monitors connected via adapters from DVI > DP/HDMI.

After now 4 new driver updates, problems still persist regarding only allowing to choose 1024x768 on my 2nd monitor.

Seems to not be a fix for NVIDIA, even though it has worked with older drivers.
This needs to be fixed.

Older monitors don't have specific display drivers, they just use generic ones , so you cant install new drivers for the monitor!

Would CRU be able fix this?

[nachoomm]

(01-21-2023 01:43 AM)ToastyX Wrote:  

(01-19-2023 03:44 PM)nachoomm Wrote:  Hi, i have a problem that started like months ago with CRU, I create a resolution with 75hz (my monitor is 60hz) and all goes good i can use it and that, no black screen,etc but after some restarts sometimes when i turn on my pc the resolution goes back to 60hz and if i launch a game it switches instantly to 75 hz or if i restart pc its on 75 again, i tried a different hdmi, timings,etc but nothing idk if someone had this problem, its very stressing changing the resolution sometimes when i turn on hte pc.[/font]

CRU has no control over that. That's entirely dependent on Windows and the graphics driver. The refresh rate should not change between boots unless there's a driver bug.

i tried different windows and drivers, no solution

[alexaedita]

(01-11-2023 02:37 AM)bobrob Wrote:  

(01-03-2023 05:57 AM)ToastyX Wrote:  

(12-30-2022 04:30 AM)alexaedita Wrote:  Just went from 6700XT to 7900XT.
On 6700XT I was able to force 4.2.0 Chroma to get my 4K TV 60HZ do a 120 HZ with 2.0 HDMI. Not so much with 7900XT. Am I to assume that is a driver issue?

Report EDID overrides not working with the 7900XT to AMD using their bug reporting tool: https://www.amd.com/en/support/kb/faq/amdbrt

I reported the bug to AMD. I too bought a 7900xt and need CRU to change the VRR range of my monitor from 1-240 to 30-240hz. Otherwise, when I activate variable refresh rate my game crashes every time frames drop below 10fps (bug between amd drivers and G-sync ultimate displays).

Now I cant play with VRR and my screen is full of tearing until they fix their drivers

Good, with more people reporting this, they might get to it sooner or later. Though I think it's likely be later not sooner, sadly.

[CroAtTheTop]

Hey, so I've been trying to reduce horrible ghosting on my 60Hz laptop display (Lenovo 15ACH6), it's so bad that even simple scrolling websites make it "vomit-inducing" while playing games, especially faster paced is nearly impossible.

I've tried to overclock the panel, but only got lucky with Reduced reaching 66Hz, it seems the pixel clock rate is at its maximum with 153MHz, no luck with enabling VRR either.

Is there anything else CRU-wise I could try? At least to get VRR enabled or anything else that would further reduce the ghosting.

Thanks!

[nachoomm]

I found out that the problem is with the latest versions of CRU 1.5.1 and 1.5.2 i sont know about 1.5 but 1.4.2 has no problems

[ToastyX]

(01-26-2023 12:36 PM)nachoomm Wrote:  I found out that the problem is with the latest versions of CRU 1.5.1 and 1.5.2 i sont know about 1.5 but 1.4.2 has no problems

Again, CRU has no control over what resolution is set in Windows, so the version of CRU can't possibly affect that. CRU doesn't do anything in the background, so once you save the changes, CRU's job is done. Windows is supposed to remember the resolution and refresh rate between boots, so something else is causing that to change.

[ToastyX]

(01-25-2023 04:13 PM)CroAtTheTop Wrote:  Hey, so I've been trying to reduce horrible ghosting on my 60Hz laptop display (Lenovo 15ACH6), it's so bad that even simple scrolling websites make it "vomit-inducing" while playing games, especially faster paced is nearly impossible.

I've tried to overclock the panel, but only got lucky with Reduced reaching 66Hz, it seems the pixel clock rate is at its maximum with 153MHz, no luck with enabling VRR either.

Is there anything else CRU-wise I could try? At least to get VRR enabled or anything else that would further reduce the ghosting.

There's nothing that will make a bad panel magically better. VRR is not going to reduce ghosting, and it's not possible to add VRR on a laptop screen except on some laptops with AMD GPUs by adding a FreeSync data block in a CTA-861 extension block.

[ToastyX]

(01-21-2023 10:24 PM)huzzuk Wrote:  Still an issue with monitors connected via adapters from DVI > DP/HDMI.

After now 4 new driver updates, problems still persist regarding only allowing to choose 1024x768 on my 2nd monitor.

Seems to not be a fix for NVIDIA, even though it has worked with older drivers.
This needs to be fixed.

Older monitors don't have specific display drivers, they just use generic ones , so you cant install new drivers for the monitor!

Would CRU be able fix this?

You never posted here before. I have no idea what problem you're talking about. Usually only having 1024x768 means there was a problem reading the EDID from the monitor.