Custom Resolution Utility (CRU)

[FPSMaster]

(06-27-2021 02:07 AM)ToastyX Wrote:  

(06-26-2021 09:58 PM)FPSMaster Wrote:  I've been using CRU now for a couple of days. My main goal is to minimize any Input Lag I have in games and use Display Scaling plus lower res for more stable Frames. I ran into couple of problems and saw its not working properly for some games.
When I follow those steps, and set a costume res (e.g costume: 1750p x 1080 / 144hz on my AOC 24g2u which have a native res of: 1920p 1080 144hz) it wont work for certain games like "Apex Legends".
Im sure my Display supports Display scaling, because in most games the display shows me the correct costume res/hz in the monitors information and in the windows "display" settings at "scanout resolution"!

I don't understand why NVIDIA users have an obsession with display scaling. NVIDIA's driver doesn't always offer display scaling in cases where it should be available, so I don't know what to say about this other than use GPU scaling.

Well, because you get some extra ms input delay when using GPU scaling, especially if you're on an older GPU like I am. I'm playing FPS games 90% of the time, and I can feel differences in 10ms input delay easily. You can test it by yourselfe, just set Vsync on and you will get about 10-30 Ms input delay on top of your whole system latency. And that can matter alot in fast moving scenarios, especially when aiming and tracking enemy's. With a higher input delay your mouse will feel sluggish, you will have a hard time when doing fast and precise movements. You can also feel it if you go back from 120 fps to let's say 60 fps. The frametimes will be much bigger, and thats what you will feel as well. That's why I'm trying to get the most of my system, as I allready have a bigger system latency because I have a older PC. You probably have an overall system latency of 20ms because you're on the latest tech... I probably have about 40ms...