Hey guys!
I have overclocked my previous laptop's monitor in the past, however I just got a MSI GS63vr (Sky Lake CPU) which for some reason I was not able to overclock.
I tried installing multiple versions of the Intel drivers, however none was successful.
After installing the drivers, I configured CRU and restart the system, but the new refresh rate does not appear neither in Display Adapters nor Intel's software.
Any ideas??
(04-11-2019 02:28 PM)educhoi Wrote: [ -> ]I have overclocked my previous laptop's monitor in the past, however I just got a MSI GS63vr (Sky Lake CPU) which for some reason I was not able to overclock.
I tried installing multiple versions of the Intel drivers, however none was successful.
After installing the drivers, I configured CRU and restart the system, but the new refresh rate does not appear neither in Display Adapters nor Intel's software.
Resolutions not showing up are usually driver or hardware limitations. 1080p laptops with eDP (embedded DisplayPort) are often limited to 180 MHz (8 bpc) or 240 MHz (6 bpc) pixel clock.
Hello
I´m interested in the LG 34WK95U-W, 34" 21:9 monitor (nativ 5120x2160).
Does anybody know if it is possible to use or create 2560x1080 or 3440x1440 resolution with that monitor.
I have a nvidia RTX 2080 card.
Regards
Hello, i have quite a small problem with CRU(and other utilities)...
I have Dell Studio XPS 1640 with Mobility Radeon HD 4670 1GB and i have problems getting custom resolution to work on LVDS(internal display) with CRU, other registry modifications, RadeonMod modifications, .inf files. I don't know where is the problem with it. And also i tried HDMI monitor and result was same, still no custom resolution even after rebooting driver and also the whole os. If anyone wants to know, I am running fully updated Windows 7 with latest Catalyst 13.9 video driver for Mobility Radeon HD 4670 from AMD's official site. I will be grateful if there will be someone who will help me fix this issue. Thanks!
(04-18-2019 02:39 PM)Morc Wrote: [ -> ]Hello, i have quite a small problem with CRU(and other utilities)...
I have Dell Studio XPS 1640 with Mobility Radeon HD 4670 1GB and i have problems getting custom resolution to work on LVDS(internal display) with CRU, other registry modifications, RadeonMod modifications, .inf files. I don't know where is the problem with it. And also i tried HDMI monitor and result was same, still no custom resolution even after rebooting driver and also the whole os. If anyone wants to know, I am running fully updated Windows 7 with latest Catalyst 13.9 video driver for Mobility Radeon HD 4670 from AMD's official site. I will be grateful if there will be someone who will help me fix this issue. Thanks!
What resolution is the internal display, and what resolution are you trying to add? What resolution did you try to add to the HDMI monitor?
(04-18-2019 01:56 PM)Antiram Wrote: [ -> ]I´m interested in the LG 34WK95U-W, 34" 21:9 monitor (nativ 5120x2160).
Does anybody know if it is possible to use or create 2560x1080 or 3440x1440 resolution with that monitor.
I have a nvidia RTX 2080 card.
It should be possible. Even if the monitor doesn't support those resolutions, it should be possible with GPU scaling.
(04-18-2019 10:14 PM)ToastyX Wrote: [ -> ]What resolution is the internal display, and what resolution are you trying to add? What resolution did you try to add to the HDMI monitor?
The internal display has resolution 1600x900 and i tried to add 75Hz version of 1600x900 with no luck, 1366x768 60Hz with still no luck and 1920x1080 60Hz and that didn't work either and even more various resolutions( which also didn't work. Is there a chance that Catalyst Control Center is blocking it somehow?
And for the HDMI 1080p monitor i only tried 2560x1440 and that didn't work. But i saw a weird thing because Windows shows that my recommended monitor resolution was 1680x1050 even if Catalyst Control Center and Windows shows maximum supported 1080p.
The only thing i saw changing was the monitor/display name
(04-19-2019 07:31 AM)Morc Wrote: [ -> ]The internal display has resolution 1600x900 and i tried to add 75Hz version of 1600x900 with no luck, 1366x768 60Hz with still no luck and 1920x1080 60Hz and that didn't work either and even more various resolutions( which also didn't work. Is there a chance that Catalyst Control Center is blocking it somehow?
And for the HDMI 1080p monitor i only tried 2560x1440 and that didn't work. But i saw a weird thing because Windows shows that my recommended monitor resolution was 1680x1050 even if Catalyst Control Center and Windows shows maximum supported 1080p.
The only thing i saw changing was the monitor/display name
I don't know why the driver is ignoring custom resolutions with the internal display. For the HDMI monitor, 4000-series GPUs don't support more than 165 MHz pixel clock with HDMI, so try something lower.
(04-23-2019 03:34 PM)valkyrie1604 Wrote: [ -> ]I can only see 60hz fullscreen in dota 2, and bw 75hz... is there any I can tweak or do something?
That seems like a driver bug to me. I don't see a reason why 75 Hz wouldn't be available in exclusive fullscreen mode if it's available on the desktop. Does that only happen with G-SYNC on?