Custom Resolution Utility (CRU)

[n3stea]

(01-06-2016 10:46 AM)nei Wrote:  Hello, I have the Benq XL2411Z, and play CSGO.
I usually use native resolution 1920x1080 @ 144hz in Windows 10, and change to play at 1024x768 @ 144hz stretched.
The problem is that I do scaling from NVIDIA - GPU. and I wish I could do the scaling from NVIDIA - Display, to remove the Input - Lag.
I do not like having to sacrifice the 144hz, but if there is no choice ...

Thanks

XL2411Z has input lag on 1024x768 stretched?? Im planning on buying that monitor :/

[nei]

(01-06-2016 11:06 AM)n3stea Wrote:  

(01-06-2016 10:46 AM)nei Wrote:  Hello, I have the Benq XL2411Z, and play CSGO.
I usually use native resolution 1920x1080 @ 144hz in Windows 10, and change to play at 1024x768 @ 144hz stretched.
The problem is that I do scaling from NVIDIA - GPU. and I wish I could do the scaling from NVIDIA - Display, to remove the Input - Lag.
I do not like having to sacrifice the 144hz, but if there is no choice ...

Thanks

XL2411Z has input lag on 1024x768 stretched?? Im planning on buying that monitor :/

All resolutions that are not native, and has to climb from NVIDIA - GPU, have Input - Lag.

So I want to put up with CRU resolutions, to enable the tab -> NVIDIA - Display (scaling). As by default only lets climb with NVIDIA - GPU in Windows 10

[ToastyX]

(01-06-2016 10:46 AM)nei Wrote:  Hello, I have the Benq XL2411Z, and play CSGO.
I usually use native resolution 1920x1080 @ 144hz in Windows 10, and change to play at 1024x768 @ 144hz stretched.
The problem is that I do scaling from NVIDIA - GPU. and I wish I could do the scaling from NVIDIA - Display, to remove the Input - Lag.
I do not like having to sacrifice the 144hz, but if there is no choice ...

GPU scaling does not add lag. If you want to use display scaling, you have to add 1024x768 @ 144 Hz using CRU, but the monitor might not support that. 1024x768 @ 120 Hz should work though.

[ToastyX]

(01-06-2016 04:38 AM)cratapos Wrote:  Windows 10, old computer dell xps 702x 3D Nvidia 555 optimus disabled by hardware latest Nvidia drivers patched with NVIDIA Pixel Clock Patcher I can get 4K resolution 3840X2160 @30htz on an external Seiki but the fonts rendering are terrible cannot read anything If I connect it with a USB 3.0 to 4K HDMI everything look good I do not know what to do exactly to fix this??

That GPU might be too old to support 3840x2160 @ 30 Hz with HDMI. I don't know why you're getting bad font rendering though. That usually only happens with DVI when one of the links is missing.

Did you use CRU at all? If so, you have to add an HDMI support data block in the custom extension block, or just import this file: hdmi-audio.dat

[nei]

(01-07-2016 04:45 AM)ToastyX Wrote:  

(01-06-2016 10:46 AM)nei Wrote:  Hello, I have the Benq XL2411Z, and play CSGO.
I usually use native resolution 1920x1080 @ 144hz in Windows 10, and change to play at 1024x768 @ 144hz stretched.
The problem is that I do scaling from NVIDIA - GPU. and I wish I could do the scaling from NVIDIA - Display, to remove the Input - Lag.
I do not like having to sacrifice the 144hz, but if there is no choice ...

GPU scaling does not add lag. If you want to use display scaling, you have to add 1024x768 @ 144 Hz using CRU, but the monitor might not support that. 1024x768 @ 120 Hz should work though.

I have understood that to be the graphical doing two jobs ...

1. Running the game
2. Scaling

Some delay will not?
But if the monitor does scaling. the graphical can devote 100% to play.

EDIT:

You could make a screenshot of these two windows.



To find out how it should fill. I would appreciate.

I would like to use, 1920x1080 @ 144hz when making normal use.
And 1024x768 @ 120 @ 128 @ 143 (the hz that can be used to play.)

Thanks

[thigger]

Has anyone managed to use this to make an old AMD card (specifically a 4850) output sound over its DVI port using a normal DVI-HDMI adapter?

I gather the 'official' adapter has an EDID chip which the card recognises so it will output sound; I don't have the adapter and they're difficult to get hold of (it appears most of the 'ATI' adapters on eBay are just standard DVI-HDMI adapters) - my card has an HDMI output but always claims that the cable is disconnected.

I've tried using CRU, with the hdmi-audio and hdmi-bitstream extension blocks, on both ports, but the card still continues to claim there's no HDMI sound connected.

Thanks for any advice!

[falkentyne]

(01-07-2016 04:45 AM)ToastyX Wrote:  

(01-06-2016 10:46 AM)nei Wrote:  Hello, I have the Benq XL2411Z, and play CSGO.
I usually use native resolution 1920x1080 @ 144hz in Windows 10, and change to play at 1024x768 @ 144hz stretched.
The problem is that I do scaling from NVIDIA - GPU. and I wish I could do the scaling from NVIDIA - Display, to remove the Input - Lag.
I do not like having to sacrifice the 144hz, but if there is no choice ...

GPU scaling does not add lag. If you want to use display scaling, you have to add 1024x768 @ 144 Hz using CRU, but the monitor might not support that. 1024x768 @ 120 Hz should work though.

Actually there are a bunch of threads on overclock.net about GPU scaling adding mulitple frames of input lag on Nvidia cards when it's not supposed to, on some drivers. People were trying to force "Display no scaling" on Nvidia to avoid that.

it seems to be a driver issue, but the last time I read about that was late in 2014. It seemed to turn up every so often.

There was also a thread on blurbusters about the GPU scaling input lag issue and "display no scaling" not even being in some drivers. Hopefully it's been long fixed.

[morenomdz@gmail.com]

Best result I got on a Benq Rl2460h was 68hz : /

[MEW2K]

Since crimson I'm unable to downclock my gpu memory, they are running at 100% (1350mhz) at all time. Nothing has been changed besides the software listed below, exact same timings as the ones before the crimson update, and all of em downclocked the memory as intended. I have used DDU and reinstalled everything twice, suggestions?

Using:
atikmdag-patcher-1.3.6
cru-1.2.6 (96hz, 110hz, 120hz profiles)
radeon-crimson-15.12-win10-64bit

[cratapos]

(01-07-2016 04:48 AM)ToastyX Wrote:  

(01-06-2016 04:38 AM)cratapos Wrote:  Windows 10, old computer dell xps 702x 3D Nvidia 555 optimus disabled by hardware latest Nvidia drivers patched with NVIDIA Pixel Clock Patcher I can get 4K resolution 3840X2160 @30htz on an external Seiki but the fonts rendering are terrible cannot read anything If I connect it with a USB 3.0 to 4K HDMI everything look good I do not know what to do exactly to fix this??

That GPU might be too old to support 3840x2160 @ 30 Hz with HDMI. I don't know why you're getting bad font rendering though. That usually only happens with DVI when one of the links is missing.

Did you use CRU at all? If so, you have to add an HDMI support data block in the custom extension block, or just import this file: hdmi-audio.dat

I solved it, the right refresh rate was 29 Htz I was not able to see it in windows Display settings It was on a drop down in Nvidia control panel. Question1 how to prevent windows to use 3840 X 2160 @ 30 Htz or to remove it from the list?
Question2 any setting in Nvidia CP to reduce computer's fan speed?