Custom Resolution Utility (CRU)

[Mr4ssault]

(03-26-2022 06:21 PM)ToastyX Wrote:  

(03-26-2022 04:47 PM)Mr4ssault Wrote:  here is a screenshot of my custom res in nvidia control panel which works perfectly fine but has tons of inupt lag that's why i want to use cru. https://imgur.com/a/rER4riS

That's a GPU-scaled resolution. The active resolution is still 2560x1440. If you change the timing standard to CVT reduced blank, you should see the same split screen problem if your monitor can't handle the resolution.

yes your right but why can i run on native 2560x1440 @180hz then and it says display scaling in nvidia control panel

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(03-26-2022 06:21 PM)ToastyX Wrote:  

(03-26-2022 04:47 PM)Mr4ssault Wrote:  here is a screenshot of my custom res in nvidia control panel which works perfectly fine but has tons of inupt lag that's why i want to use cru. https://imgur.com/a/rER4riS

That's a GPU-scaled resolution. The active resolution is still 2560x1440. If you change the timing standard to CVT reduced blank, you should see the same split screen problem if your monitor can't handle the resolution.

so if i run native 2560x1440 @180hz and display scaling in nvidia control panel its still gpu scaling?

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(03-26-2022 09:19 PM)Mr4ssault Wrote:  

(03-26-2022 06:21 PM)ToastyX Wrote:  

(03-26-2022 04:47 PM)Mr4ssault Wrote:  here is a screenshot of my custom res in nvidia control panel which works perfectly fine but has tons of inupt lag that's why i want to use cru. https://imgur.com/a/rER4riS

That's a GPU-scaled resolution. The active resolution is still 2560x1440. If you change the timing standard to CVT reduced blank, you should see the same split screen problem if your monitor can't handle the resolution.

yes your right but why can i run on native 2560x1440 @180hz then and it says display scaling in nvidia control panel

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(03-26-2022 06:21 PM)ToastyX Wrote:  

(03-26-2022 04:47 PM)Mr4ssault Wrote:  here is a screenshot of my custom res in nvidia control panel which works perfectly fine but has tons of inupt lag that's why i want to use cru. https://imgur.com/a/rER4riS

That's a GPU-scaled resolution. The active resolution is still 2560x1440. If you change the timing standard to CVT reduced blank, you should see the same split screen problem if your monitor can't handle the resolution.

so if i run native 2560x1440 @180hz and display scaling in nvidia control panel its still gpu scaling?

So all i want to say is when i go back to native in nvidia control panel, and select no scaling and display scaling, its display scaling or gpu scaling then i really can't play with tons of input