Custom Resolution Utility (CRU)

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(08-15-2016 04:18 PM)Techie405 Wrote:  Adding the HDMI support data block did the trick! I've never had to do this previously, all I did before was selected no extension block and upon reboot it showed my monitor was connected with DVI instead HDMI and just worked. This new way will work just fine so thank you very much for your help!!!

It might be related to the 330 MHz pixel clock problem with 1070/1080 cards that they recently fixed. They must not have fixed it for single-link DVI, so it probably won't boot past 165 MHz. HDMI ports act like single-link DVI if an HDMI support data block is not defined in the extension block.