Custom Resolution Utility (CRU)

[ToastyX]

(09-19-2019 05:45 PM)/̵͇̿/̿'̿ ̿ Wrote:  You got me right. Im wonderind where the monitor ID entries were in the regedit.exe

I remember when i was playing with cru.exe and on restart my monitor wouldnt turn on I swtiched from my DP to HDMI, and then i didnt have to restart my windows, playing with the program , but I literally forgot where the old monitor entries are

You shouldn't have to edit the registry manually. Using the "Delete" button at the top will delete the EDID override for that monitor. Running reset-all.exe will delete all EDID overrides from the registry. Using DDU will delete all the monitors from the registry and uninstall the graphics driver: https://www.wagnardsoft.com/forums/

If you really want to know, monitor information is stored in HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Enum\DISPLAY

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Okay guys since you had a chance to transcribe and solve my giberrish question, I'm gonna try to up the difficulty this time.

Why does my Counter Strike Go have more "colors" in fullscreen windowed but look washed out and bright in fullscreen mode?

[ToastyX]

(09-20-2019 12:16 AM)/̵͇̿/̿'̿ ̿ Wrote:  Why does my Counter Strike Go have more "colors" in fullscreen windowed but look washed out and bright in fullscreen mode?

Are you using a color profile or custom color settings in the graphics driver control panel? That won't apply to games in exclusive full screen mode.

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(09-20-2019 02:38 AM)ToastyX Wrote:  

(09-20-2019 12:16 AM)/̵͇̿/̿'̿ ̿ Wrote:  Why does my Counter Strike Go have more "colors" in fullscreen windowed but look washed out and bright in fullscreen mode?

Are you using a color profile or custom color settings in the graphics driver control panel? That won't apply to games in exclusive full screen mode.

Nope, I'm not using nvidia settings and just cheked my Color Management and i saw i have a icc profile there but the "Use my settings for this device" is unchecked.

[daPhie79]

I'm trying to search and see if this has been answered already, but I can't find anything, so here goes.

The moment I change the freesync range of my monitor LG 27UD59P (from 40-61 to 33-61), nvidia control panel app stops working (rtx 2060, latest driver v436.30). If I reset all, it opens once again. I've tested the resulting range with pendulum demo and it works, but nvidia control panel is borked.

Anyone else notices this?

[Sourcesys]

Hello People. Short backstory, I had a Sony X850C and I could OC this TV to 120hz without frameskipping. Now I got a new TV, a Philips OLED803, with a 120hz Panel.

Now everytime I try to overclock it, the TV accepts the Resolution, but I get frameskipping.

Do I have any chance of fixing it and creating a 120hz resolution without frameskipping? Do these OLED Panels OC differently than LCDs?

I read that the same LG Panels (2018), on a Sony or LG can be overclocked.

[ToastyX]

(09-21-2019 05:39 AM)daPhie79 Wrote:  The moment I change the freesync range of my monitor LG 27UD59P (from 40-61 to 33-61), nvidia control panel app stops working (rtx 2060, latest driver v436.30). If I reset all, it opens once again. I've tested the resulting range with pendulum demo and it works, but nvidia control panel is borked.

If it's still broken after a full reboot, then it's a bug in the NVIDIA control panel that you should report to NVIDIA. There's no reason for an EDID override to break the control panel.

[ToastyX]

(09-21-2019 03:31 PM)Sourcesys Wrote:  Now everytime I try to overclock it, the TV accepts the Resolution, but I get frameskipping.

Do I have any chance of fixing it and creating a 120hz resolution without frameskipping? Do these OLED Panels OC differently than LCDs?

If you're trying to add 1920x1080 @ 120 Hz, use "LCD native" to match the CEA-861 standard (pixel clock should be 297.00 MHz). If that skips frames, then the TV probably can't do higher refresh rates without skipping frames. This is usually a firmware limitation in the TV rather than a hardware limitation of the panel.

[daPhie79]

(09-21-2019 04:23 PM)ToastyX Wrote:  

(09-21-2019 05:39 AM)daPhie79 Wrote:  The moment I change the freesync range of my monitor LG 27UD59P (from 40-61 to 33-61), nvidia control panel app stops working (rtx 2060, latest driver v436.30). If I reset all, it opens once again. I've tested the resulting range with pendulum demo and it works, but nvidia control panel is borked.

If it's still broken after a full reboot, then it's a bug in the NVIDIA control panel that you should report to NVIDIA. There's no reason for an EDID override to break the control panel.

it's probably an nvidia error indeed, but then again they won't care for this specific case. it only happens the moment i modify anything with CRU, and it starts working again when i reset all. if i just redefine the value i've changed to its original value, the CP still crashes.

i know it didn't happen before at some point, but now it does this. just annoying and i was wondering if anyone had gotten this result also.

[daPhie79]

(09-21-2019 04:23 PM)ToastyX Wrote:  

(09-21-2019 05:39 AM)daPhie79 Wrote:  The moment I change the freesync range of my monitor LG 27UD59P (from 40-61 to 33-61), nvidia control panel app stops working (rtx 2060, latest driver v436.30). If I reset all, it opens once again. I've tested the resulting range with pendulum demo and it works, but nvidia control panel is borked.

If it's still broken after a full reboot, then it's a bug in the NVIDIA control panel that you should report to NVIDIA. There's no reason for an EDID override to break the control panel.

to follow up on my issue, it seems it does not occur when installing the full fat driver, so i guess there's something nvcleanstall removes that somehow is needed by the control panel that only becomes necessary when the EDID is overridden? lol. i didn't think of it initially, but then remembered about it and tried installing the full driver. it's so farfetched!