(03-25-2021 09:29 PM)ToastyX Wrote: [ -> ] (03-22-2021 05:17 AM)MarquisGGs Wrote: [ -> ]Just got a Acer Predator X25, 360Hz Monitor. Trying to get a 1750 x 1080 stretched res setup. I used the same method with my BenQ ZOWIE XL2546s 240hz and it worked perfectly. Although when trying to use it with this monitor, the resolution doesn't show up in the "list all modes" area and ultimately doesn't let me use the resolution. I also noticed I can't input 360hz, the text turns red and doesn't let me confirm. Also 360hz doesn't show up in the extension block, another user said to check the display tab but there's nothing there. Considering returning the monitor, I have been getting stutters and FPS drops, I want to see if I can get this thing to stretched res to see if it fixes the stutters.
Read the extension block section in the first post.
Still doesn't really make sense to me
, I added a 1750x1080 360hz resolution in display 2.0 extension block? Also the "starting point DAT's" don't have a display port 2.0.
I am having a problem with an AMD 6900XT and a 4K TV.
Some games refuse my selected supported 2560x1440@120hz setting, and decide the run at the maximum EDID reported resolution (4K@60hz).
Using CRU to Delete resolutions on AMD doesn't work. One way I'm investigating to solve this, is to dump my TV EDID information, and create a custom inf file, and install that inf file in my monitor driver in windows..
This is 2021 and I am wondering if anyone have a better solution?
I add Audio Section with 5.1 LPCM (also TrueHd) After, restart system. however I cant choose nothing except 2.0 in HDMI audio connection setting (Realtek audio port can do it)
What i do wrong?
(04-30-2020 03:37 PM)fandangos Wrote: [ -> ]Hey Toasty, can you tell me if my idea would work before I put money on this?
I have a Sony 4K HDR TV hooked to a Nvidia Shield Pro 2019.
I'm able to gamestream in 4K and HDR (for games that use Nvidia API HDR) thanks to CRU since I use my PC with a 2560x1080p 144hz computer monitor that isn't 4K and isn't HDR capable.
The thing is, all the TV EDID is lost in the process and Windows HDR (for Forza 4) doesn't work.
I was thinking if this could work:
Get a dummy HDMI plug like this one:
https://www.amazon.com/dp/B06XT1Z9TF/?tag=mtests-20#ad
Plug my PC once directly into the TV and dump the TV EDID.
Use CRU to replace everything from the dummy plug for the TV information.
What I suppose would happen is that the tv would show up as a secondary monitor that I could use with nvidia gamestream.
Do you think this could work?
And just to state here, I tried to look for dummy hdmi plugs with 4k and hdr capabilities and I wasn't able to.
Hi! Did you managed to add HDR to any dummy plug? I'm looking similar thing to keep HDR enabled and duplicate main monitor+dummy plug.
Hey guys. I have a doubt and I would like to know if you could help me. I have a Samsung Syncmaster 794mb Plus monitor and the vertical frequency limit is 160Hz and the horizontal frequency is 71Hz. I would like to know if it is possible to force a vertical frequency of 170Hz and horizontal frequency for 81Hz?
(04-04-2021 07:20 PM)falcao123456 Wrote: [ -> ]Hey guys. I have a doubt and I would like to know if you could help me. I have a Samsung Syncmaster 794mb Plus monitor and the vertical frequency limit is 160Hz and the horizontal frequency is 71Hz. I would like to know if it is possible to force a vertical frequency of 170Hz and horizontal frequency for 81Hz?
Any CRT monitor with an OSD will reject resolutions outside of operational limits, so you can safely try it and see if it works.
(03-29-2021 03:37 PM)MarquisGGs Wrote: [ -> ]Still doesn't really make sense to me , I added a 1750x1080 360hz resolution in display 2.0 extension block? Also the "starting point DAT's" don't have a display port 2.0.
Make sure to delete the default extension block. Then you can add a DisplayID extension block. I recommend DisplayID 1.3 because that's more supported.
(03-30-2021 10:12 AM)h1web Wrote: [ -> ]I tried it with this tutorial https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FyTsD8FqQC0
i know that it doesnt support 360 hz so i tried 240 but still cant get it to work ?
am i doing something wrong?
CRU does support 360 Hz. Delete any default extension blocks. Then add an extension block and choose DisplayID 1.3 for the type. Then add a detailed resolutions data block and add the resolution you want. You might also have to add the native resolution at 360 Hz as well.
(03-31-2021 02:44 PM)spyshagg Wrote: [ -> ]Using CRU to Delete resolutions on AMD doesn't work. One way I'm investigating to solve this, is to dump my TV EDID information, and create a custom inf file, and install that inf file in my monitor driver in windows..
It should work, and creating an .inf file is the same as using CRU. What exactly did you try?