Custom Resolution Utility (CRU)

[ToastyX]

(12-09-2022 02:57 AM)Carnage6 Wrote:  I added before and after using the program.

You need to install NVIDIA's driver for CRU to work and to get the correct resolutions, and "Generic Non-PnP Monitor" usually means there's a problem with the EDID, possibly because some bits got corrupted in the EEPROM, which can happen sometimes with older monitors.

When you say installing NVIDIA's driver bricks the system, do you mean the system won't boot, or do you mean the monitor won't display anything? If it boots but the monitor won't display anything with the driver installed, the EDID might be invalid. If that's the case, the easiest workaround is to use a different port on the monitor because that will have a different EDID.