AMD/ATI Pixel Clock Patcher

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(12-11-2014 09:10 AM)MaestroMental Wrote:  Well then, just thank you very much for CRU.
I dont know is is normal, but when i set 2560x1440 and reset drivers, Survarium works with that resolution like it was always there. Intersting thing: Survarium was rendering in 2560x1440 (FRAPS screenshots has same resolution), but DVI signal from videocard to monitor was 1920x1080! And picture was AWESOME!! Then I try Warframe and Warthunder but got blackscreen (and messege from my monitor "this mode is not supported").

Survarium must be doing its own scaling because CRU can't be used to scale down higher resolutions. It should be sending 2560x1440 to the monitor.

(12-11-2014 09:10 AM)MaestroMental Wrote:  So, one more wish: If it is not to tedious, please explain more detailed about all those parameters on the first pic.
http://www.forum-3dcenter.org/vbulletin/...count=6448

TimingStandard should be 8 to add a custom resolution and 16 to remove it.
PossibleStandard should probably be 8.
TimingFlags depends on the sync polarity: 0 for -/-, 4 for +/-, 8 for -/+, 12 for +/+

HTotal = Horizontal Total
HDisplay = Horizontal Active
HSyncStart = Horizontal Active + Front Porch
HSyncWidth = Horizontal Sync Width

VTotal = Vertical Total
VDisplay = Vertical Active
VSyncStart = Vertical Active + Front Porch
VSyncWidth = Vertical Sync Width

PixelClock = same as in CRU without the "." (148.50 MHz = 14850)

You can use the Windows calculator to convert decimal to hex values, but keep in mind the byte order needs to be reversed: 1920 = 780 hex = 07 80 -> 80 07

Here's another post that might help: http://forums.guru3d.com/showpost.php?p=...tcount=653