Custom Resolution Utility (CRU)

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(03-29-2023 03:30 PM)PLU Wrote:  

(03-26-2023 09:43 PM)ToastyX Wrote:  That's all you need to do to add the resolution. Make sure to delete the old resolution in the other extension block so that doesn't take effect.

Ok so that was the issue and now it's applying, however if I edit the vertical blanking until it downclocks or use CVT-RB(2) it can go down to 200 Hz but the monitor starts to perform really poorly. There's a noticeable input delay and the refresh rate definitely isn't 165 Hz even if it's reported as such. I can't say for sure but it feels and looks like it's just 60 Hz. Even the UFO test says it's 165 Hz but maybe it's just reading what Windows is reporting.
I tried copypasting my default 165 Hz timings (that trigger max VRAM clock) to make sure what I'm editing actually works and yes, it does perform as it should.

This is how CRU looks by default, I copy the top resolution timings, delete the extension block and add a new DisplayID 2.0 one with the pasted timings and then edit them. If I apply that and restard I only have two selectable refresh rates in Windows: 60 Hz (I'm assuming this is the detailed resolution in the main window of CRU at the top) and the 165 Hz one I created.

Hello!

I have the same monitor and the same issue as you. Have you managed to find a solution?

Thanks!

P.S. I managed to make mine work at 155Hz with no apparent loss in performance, but it's the maximum before the limit hits.