Custom Resolution Utility (CRU)
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Today, 01:00 AM
Post: #9271
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RE: Custom Resolution Utility (CRU)
(Yesterday 02:24 AM)PearlSTG Wrote: Good day everyone,That seems like some limitation of the adapter. The only limitation I'm aware of is the pixel clock should be at least 25 MHz, but it sounds like the adapter might have a higher minimum, which is strange. |
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Today, 01:30 AM
Post: #9272
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RE: Custom Resolution Utility (CRU)
(Today 01:00 AM)ToastyX Wrote:Thanks I’ll try that and let you know! It’s strange if I go into CRU and not make any changes and restart the graphics driver there’s no lock up. But it’s when I made those changes and then restart the driver, it locks up.(Yesterday 04:39 PM)Frets2025 Wrote: I absolutely love this utility. It has given me hours of enjoyment with several games. However a problem has risen. I recent upgraded from a RTX3060 to a RTX4070 TI Super. I can copy and paste the monitor parameters to make the monitors to where I can get 1440p in Nvidia surround. But now when I run restart or restart64, my machine locks up. I’ve even tried older drivers to no avail. My 3 different monitors are 2k monitors. It worked beautifully with the 3060, but now with the upgrade it won’t. Any thoughts to point me in the right direction would be greatly appreciated.If the system locks up when restarting the graphics driver, then that's a bug in NVIDIA's driver. What happens if you reboot instead? Does it lock up during boot? What happens if you disconnect two monitors so there's only one monitor connected, then reboot or restart, and then reconnect the two monitors afterwards? Thanks for your response. |
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