Custom Resolution Utility (CRU)

[ToastyX]

(09-15-2022 05:56 PM)Lautaro Wrote:  First I opened the "CRU" as administrator. Then select my monitor. Then press "Add" in the "Extension blocks" part. Once there, in "Type" I selected "CTA-861" and in "Data Blocks" I selected "Add" and I selected "FreesyncRange" in a frequency between 48 and 75hz (my screen is 75hz). Immediately afterwards, I put "ok" to everything and exited "CRU".
I then ran "Restartx64" as administrator.
I went to the AMD Radeon Adrenaline dashboard, enabled Freesync, and then enabled it on my monitor.
Later when I entered CSGO the game worked for me stuck, with "stuttering". If I changed the resolutions some gave me black screens. And now I can't directly play any steam game because the screen disconnects from the computer.
Now I understand that my processor (AMD Ryzen 5 5600g with integrated graphics) does not support Freesync. And that's why it works bad for me. The question is, how do I set it normally to HD without freesync?
My screen is Full HD 1920x1080p at 75hz.
I have 16gb of RAM, which is also malfunctioning since I changed the configuration in CRU

Did you run reset-all.exe as it says in the first post? That resets the monitors back to default. The 5600G does support FreeSync. If it didn't, you wouldn't be able to enable FreeSync. Your monitor does not support FreeSync. If it did, you wouldn't need to use CRU to enable it.