Custom Resolution Utility (CRU)

[Dinkles]

(09-29-2023 02:14 PM)ToastyX Wrote:  

(09-29-2023 10:45 AM)Dinkles Wrote:  Thanks for checking this for me, here is the attached test file as requested, and a screenshot of the NCP showing that the "recommended" resolution vs the actual native resolution.

The monitor is connected via DP and i have tried both DP1/DP2 neither of which make a difference.

I am using a very expensive DP cable capable of DP2.0 8k VESA certified etc.

The monitor works fine, but if i switch to my 4k TV it defaults back to the "recommended" resolution when return and scaling in games simply scales to the incorrect resolution.

Anything you can do to help would be much appreciated.

I checked the test.txt file and the monitor actually doesn't report the native resolution using any of the newer standards, so it's using the first detailed resolution as the native resolution, which has that 4095 limitation. None of the other stuff you mentioned is relevant to the problem. Did you try deleting all the other resolutions like I mentioned? That would leave 5120x1440 as the only option and should make it the recommended resolution in Windows.

Ahh that’s a shame, why would they build the monitor this way, it’s a new monitor with modern standards (connectors/aspect etc) why would they allow it to register the wrong native res?

I’ve no tried removing them all yet, what would be the bedt way to approach this and remove all resolutions. which fields etc. are safe to remove etc?

Under TV resolutions for example, 5120 isn’t present?
Under displayID 1.3 the only resolution present is 5120 with multiple HZ?
Under standard resolutions 5120 isn’t present?
Under detailed resolutions 5120 isn’t present?

I can drop sone screens of that helps?