Custom Resolution Utility (CRU)

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(09-04-2014 09:55 PM)Elore Wrote:  Except now it throws up input signal out of range errors when trying to switch to 48hz (50 and 60 still work).

How can that happen? It absolutely did work the first time. Tried with both LCD standard and reduced, also tried 1080p48, but that didn't work, either. Am I just SOL here and broke it somehow?

Either you used different timing parameters the first time, or 48 Hz is at the edge of what the monitor supports, so it only works sometimes. There isn't a 48 Hz standard, so you might have to use the 50 Hz timing parameters. Use "LCD standard" to get the 50 Hz timing parameters, then switch to "Manual" to change the refresh rate without affecting the other parameters. The totals should be 2640x1125.

You can also try the 60 Hz timing parameters, which should already be in filled in when you click the "Add..." button. The totals should be 2200x1125.