Custom Resolution Utility (CRU)

[valerio65]

Hi guys! I've tried the CRU with this televisor:

Samsung SMART TV 3D UE37ES6300 200hz

With 75, 80, 120, 200 hz ... Only the 200hz doesn't appeared in the screen resolution menu of windows 8 ... the others yes, but no one works. Are there other solutions?

[ToastyX]

(02-01-2014 05:02 PM)valerio65 Wrote:  Hi guys! I've tried the CRU with this televisor:

Samsung SMART TV 3D UE37ES6300 200hz

With 75, 80, 120, 200 hz ... Only the 200hz doesn't appeared in the screen resolution menu of windows 8 ... the others yes, but no one works. Are there other solutions?

1920x1080 @ 200 Hz is not possible with HDMI. You can try 1280x720 @ 200 Hz, but the TV probably doesn't support 200 Hz input anyway. Most TVs only support 60 Hz input.

[valerio65]

(02-01-2014 05:43 PM)ToastyX Wrote:  

(02-01-2014 05:02 PM)valerio65 Wrote:  Hi guys! I've tried the CRU with this televisor:

Samsung SMART TV 3D UE37ES6300 200hz

With 75, 80, 120, 200 hz ... Only the 200hz doesn't appeared in the screen resolution menu of windows 8 ... the others yes, but no one works. Are there other solutions?

1920x1080 @ 200 Hz is not possible with HDMI. You can try 1280x720 @ 200 Hz, but the TV probably doesn't support 200 Hz input anyway. Most TVs only support 60 Hz input.

Can I try other configutations in 1080p, such as 1080p @ 120hz?

[Orwell]

Hi there. I've tried CRU with my Samsung Syncmaster T260 (1920x1200@60Hz) hooked up to a HD5850, but 62Hz using any sync/porch setting produces artifacts on the left side of the screen. For 63Hz synching fails.

This monitor might just fail a lot, but given that it supports 1920x1080@75Hz out of the factory, there should at least be hope for more than 61Hz at 1200.

Does anyone have an idea what direction I should be heading in?

[ToastyX]

(02-02-2014 01:50 PM)Orwell Wrote:  Hi there. I've tried CRU with my Samsung Syncmaster T260 (1920x1200@60Hz) hooked up to a HD5850, but 62Hz using any sync/porch setting produces artifacts on the left side of the screen. For 63Hz synching fails.

This monitor might just fail a lot, but given that it supports 1920x1080@75Hz out of the factory, there should at least be hope for more than 61Hz at 1200.

Does anyone have an idea what direction I should be heading in?

Most 1920x1200 monitors are not overclockable. You might have different results with DVI vs. HDMI.

[ToastyX]

(02-02-2014 11:14 AM)valerio65 Wrote:  Can I try other configutations in 1080p, such as 1080p @ 120hz?

Didn't you already try that? 1920x1080 @ 120 Hz should show up in the screen resolution settings, but it will only work if your TV supports 120 Hz input. Most TVs only support 60 Hz input.

[madgigahz]

Just found this thread. Hopefully this can fix the issue I'm having with my 47" Westinghouse and HDMI connection from pc. Nvidia control panel always defaults to an "HD" resolution of 1920x1080p, but everything looks over-sharpened (is the best way i could describe it). The shadow around text in the title bar of a window looks incorrect, for example. If i go into the nvidia utility and manually change resolution from 1080P "HD" to 1920x1080 "PC" everything looks perfect! However, every time a game is loaded or the pc sleeps, the resolution goes back to 1080p HD. The same thing happened with my old gtx 610 and my new 650ti. I have been using a regular vga cable for now.

I'll give this a try when I get home! Thanks!

[valerio65]

(02-02-2014 11:50 PM)ToastyX Wrote:  

(02-02-2014 11:14 AM)valerio65 Wrote:  Can I try other configutations in 1080p, such as 1080p @ 120hz?

Didn't you already try that? 1920x1080 @ 120 Hz should show up in the screen resolution settings, but it will only work if your TV supports 120 Hz input. Most TVs only support 60 Hz input.

So there aren't anymore? I should use only the 60hz input? D:

[dstathis]

I have noticed that when I set high refresh rates such as 120 or 115, the colors appear much less bright and vibrant than when I set 60Hz. I am using a Radeon HD 6970 and an QNIX QX2710LED (2560x1440).

Has anyone else had problems with colors? Does anyone know how to fix this?

[Black Octagon]

It's a known consequence of OC-ing the QNIX. Apparently you just need to adjust the colors from your AMD control panel. To make the color changes stick in games, however, you need to use something like a SweetFX injector