Custom Resolution Utility (CRU)

[ToastyX]

(02-15-2020 07:31 AM)joevt Wrote:  CRU should probably rename the timings to GTF, CVT, CVT-RB, CVT-RB2 so we know what standard is being used - 1920x1080 144Hz 346 MHz is CVT-RB

The problem is "LCD standard" uses different standards depending on the resolution, and "LCD native" and "LCD reduced" are not standard, so I can't name them after standards. The original point was to organize them by purpose because most people won't know what standard to choose. I've been wanting to change the timing options for a while, but I've been hesitant because of all the tutorials out there that have the old options. I had already started working on changing the timing options, but I haven't finalized anything yet.

The next version of CRU will probably have these options:

Automatic (PC) - For PC monitors (CEA-861-B/DMT [16:9]/CVT-RB)
Automatic (HDTV) - For HDTVs (CTA-861-G/DMT [16:9]/CVT-RB)
Automatic (CRT) - For CRT monitors (DMT [4:3/5:4]/CVT)
Native (PC) - Uses 60 Hz "PC" timing parameters for all refresh rates
Native (HDTV) - Uses 60 Hz "HDTV" timing parameters for all refresh rates
Exact - Produces exact integer refresh rates
Exact reduced - Same as above with reduced pixel clock for some resolutions
CVT standard
CVT-RB standard
CVT-RB2 standard
GTF standard