Custom Resolution Utility (CRU)

[BRYCENATOR]

(12-18-2024 06:48 PM)ToastyX Wrote:  

(12-18-2024 05:25 PM)BRYCENATOR Wrote:  The game is Fortnite and here is the video link.

https://go.screenpal.com/watch/cZlFbZnn8dD

That's not something CRU by itself could cause. That's either a bug in Fortnite or a graphics driver issue. You still haven't said what you did in CRU or what hardware you have or any details at all.

I did what you said to do in another post from awhile ago. Where it was using the extension to use the 360hz and it worked but now the game is just mess up idk. I'm sorry.

[ToastyX]

(12-18-2024 06:51 PM)BRYCENATOR Wrote:  I did what you said to do in another post from awhile ago. Where it was using the extension to use the 360hz and it worked but now the game is just mess up idk. I'm sorry.

I think you should run reset-all.exe and reboot, and then don't use this program because you can't communicate properly.

[Kapten]

(12-18-2024 05:10 PM)ToastyX Wrote:  

(12-18-2024 04:32 PM)Kapten Wrote:  Now that you say it... Most of the time when I test the screen I adjust the Hz on the Odyssey through the settings on my other screen so that I can change it back to 60Hz if Odyssey "crashes" and everything works fine again.

If the other screen is on, then the computer is fine. Does the problem happen at 120 Hz? Does the monitor have the latest firmware (2000.2)? https://www.samsung.com/latin_en/support...#downloads

(12-18-2024 04:32 PM)Kapten Wrote:  But a few times my PC has actually stopped responded and I'd have to manually force it to shut down. This has mostly happened whenever I wake the PC and my monitors from sleep.

This is a separate issue usually caused by a driver or device not handling wake from sleep correctly. It wouldn't be the monitor in this case.

Indeed, the monitor has the latest firmware. It happens on any Hz above 60. I have the options 60, 75, 100, 120 or 240Hz on the monitor in windows display settings but anything other than 60 causes the screen error.

Have the latest GPU driver as well. Even did DDU and installed it again with no luck.

[gamesager]

(12-18-2024 03:37 PM)ToastyX Wrote:  

(12-17-2024 10:12 PM)gamesager Wrote:  I have the asus pg27aqdm and they have their actual monitor timings listed in the user manual online and by default nvidia doesnt use them.
I have tried setting in on cru and that works ok, but also tried with nvidias custom resolutions.
When I set it on nvidias, and then switch to gpu scaling and back to displayscaling, itll actually show a duplicate of my resolution in the custom window, but in the "PC" section instead of the custom section and will be listed as a 32 bit instead of 64 bit resolution.
When I select this resolution instead everything looks and feels WAY better. Im not sure how to explain it, but almost like gsync works significantly better, motion looks better and input feels better.

But every time I reset my pc, I have to redo the steps. Is there any way to use CRU to make that resolution permanently set as one of those 32 bit pc profiles? Or would someone know how to create those 32 bit profiles?

I haven't seen 64-bit color before. That's new to me. That's something specific to the way Windows handles color internally and not something in the EDID, and NVIDIA's handling seems broken from what you've described. I don't know what conditions 64-bit would appear. This article seems to imply that 64-bit appears with 10 bpc color, and the old 32-bit option is now called 24-bit, so you shouldn't be seeing 32-bit at all: https://nvidia.custhelp.com/app/answers/...1-desktops

Yeah, its not in the color section but in the section where you select custom resolutions, at the top in custom resolutions its listed as 2560x1440 at 240 hz(64 bit) Then when I do those steps, under that in the section listed as PC it says 2560x1440 at 240 hz (32 bit). But I can only get that one to show up if I swap the scaling back and forth. Unless thats also just listing the color depth

[BRYCENATOR]

(12-18-2024 07:15 PM)ToastyX Wrote:  

(12-18-2024 06:51 PM)BRYCENATOR Wrote:  I did what you said to do in another post from awhile ago. Where it was using the extension to use the 360hz and it worked but now the game is just mess up idk. I'm sorry.

I think you should run reset-all.exe and reboot, and then don't use this program because you can't communicate properly.

Are you real bro you made this shit obviously you know more and you aren't making clear what you want me to do I've used this for 2 years and get a new monitor and now it doesn't work. I was just asking how to get 360hz to work with it and the guy that made this doesn't know how to do that apparently.

[justjud]

(12-18-2024 07:15 PM)ToastyX Wrote:  

(12-18-2024 06:51 PM)BRYCENATOR Wrote:  I did what you said to do in another post from awhile ago. Where it was using the extension to use the 360hz and it worked but now the game is just mess up idk. I'm sorry.

I think you should run reset-all.exe and reboot, and then don't use this program because you can't communicate properly.

??? just put the fries in the bag bro and help him

[ToastyX]

(12-18-2024 09:04 PM)justjud Wrote:  ??? just put the fries in the bag bro and help him

Help him with what? He won't tell me anything!

[ToastyX]

(12-18-2024 08:52 PM)BRYCENATOR Wrote:  Are you real bro you made this shit obviously you know more and you aren't making clear what you want me to do I've used this for 2 years and get a new monitor and now it doesn't work. I was just asking how to get 360hz to work with it and the guy that made this doesn't know how to do that apparently.

All I wanted was for you to tell me exactly what you're doing. Why is that so hard? You've made 6 posts and basically said nothing. All your answers have been vague with no details. It's hard to figure anything out when people expect me to read their mind and make absolutely no effort to communicate clearly.

You said you got a new monitor, but you didn't say what monitor it is or even what resolution it is. You said you watched a tutorial, but I didn't make the tutorial, so I have no idea what tutorial you're talking about. You said you followed all the steps, but you won't tell me what any of the steps are. You said no matter what you tried, but you won't tell me what you tried. Then you mention some old post I made without a link, so I have no idea what post you're talking about. I'm tired man. I shouldn't have to piece your thoughts together like a puzzle to figure out what you're saying.

What monitor do you have? What GPU do you have? Show me screen shots of everything you're doing in CRU, or even better, export a file before and after making changes and post them here so I can see exactly what you're doing.

[ToastyX]

(12-18-2024 07:35 PM)Kapten Wrote:  Indeed, the monitor has the latest firmware. It happens on any Hz above 60. I have the options 60, 75, 100, 120 or 240Hz on the monitor in windows display settings but anything other than 60 causes the screen error.

Have the latest GPU driver as well. Even did DDU and installed it again with no luck.

Honestly it sounds like something is wrong with the monitor because this should be plug and play with your GPU, or it could be an issue with the GPU, but I see lots of people complaining about issues with the G95SC. Either contact Samsung support so they can troubleshoot and replace it if necessary, or return the monitor and get a different model.

[ToastyX]

(12-18-2024 08:10 PM)gamesager Wrote:  Yeah, its not in the color section but in the section where you select custom resolutions, at the top in custom resolutions its listed as 2560x1440 at 240 hz(64 bit) Then when I do those steps, under that in the section listed as PC it says 2560x1440 at 240 hz (32 bit). But I can only get that one to show up if I swap the scaling back and forth. Unless thats also just listing the color depth

I don't have a system where I can see this happening, but what you're describing sounds like an NVIDIA driver bug. I don't see why there would be two versions of the same resolution that behave differently, and since I don't know exactly what's different, I can't explain what you're seeing. The only settings that could be different are the color depth, color format, and dynamic range, which you can set in the NVIDIA control panel where you change the resolution, and HDR, which you can disable either in the Windows display settings or in the monitor itself. It's possible the 32-bit version forces some combination of those settings.