Setting a custom PBP resolution using CRU
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10-22-2021, 02:08 AM
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Setting a custom PBP resolution using CRU
I have an Acer X34GS (native 3440x1440 resolution) which supports PBP, but doesn't have 1720x1440 as a supported resolution in it's EDID. I'm trying to add this resolution.
What I've tried: I have a Nvidia card, and so I've added a custom resolution in Nvidia Control Panel. This gives me a Desktop Resolution of 1720x1440, but an Active Signal Resolution of 3440x1440. This isn't a problem if I set scaling mode in Nvidia Control Panel to No Scaling, and then set my monitor's PBP mode to Full instead of Aspect Ratio - the 1720x1440 image stretches over to 3440x1440, and then the monitor forces it to half the screen, essentially unstretching it. However, I would like to have an actual native resolution of 1720x1440, so that I can keep my monitor in Aspect Ratio mode (so I can use it with my Switch keeping it in 16:9, and also because the stretch-and-unstretch makes text look thicker). FWIW, I can achieve this using SwitchResX on macOS, and so I know that a native 1720x1440 resolution does work. Using CRU I've tried adding a new resolution in the Detailed Resolutions part of CRU, but it doesn't appear in Nvidia Control Panel nor in Windows display settings. Any help would be appreciated! |
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Setting a custom PBP resolution using CRU - Rajveer - 10-22-2021 02:08 AM
RE: Setting a custom PBP resolution using CRU - ToastyX - 10-24-2021, 04:43 PM
RE: Setting a custom PBP resolution using CRU - Rajveer - 10-24-2021, 09:54 PM
RE: Setting a custom PBP resolution using CRU - ToastyX - 10-28-2021, 12:17 AM
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