Custom Resolution Utility (CRU)

[RecklesssReindeer]

(06-17-2015 04:26 AM)ToastyX Wrote:  

(06-16-2015 08:18 PM)RecklesssReindeer Wrote:  ah, i see. so seriously, there is no way for me to do this? :/
I must mention that my friend has the same monitor as me and has 120hz set on it. I think some of these newer models work, they are advertised as overclockable at least.
You really think it wont skip frames due to the cable? How is it possible that i can set the refresh rate to 112 and have it skip frames then? Wouldnt i get this unusable picture as you pointed out?

What model do you have? If it has an OSD and multiple inputs, then it can't handle higher refresh rates without skipping frames. The cable wouldn't cause frame skipping. The frame skipping is happening in the monitor. If you actually did manage to set 112 Hz, then it's sending 112 Hz to the monitor. If the cable couldn't handle that, you wouldn't get a usable picture.

(06-16-2015 08:18 PM)RecklesssReindeer Wrote:  So essentially, i would be able to do it, but the driver doesnt allow me to go past a certain bandwidth, so im screwed? :/

That's basically the situation with Intel at the moment. I don't know if the INF DTD method can bypass driver restrictions.

this is the one that i bought: http://www.ebay.com/itm/141481152682?_tr...EBIDX%3AIT
and i must say, he is apparently successfully overclocking it.

God damnit it i really hate this bad news. I wish i would have known. still a nice monitor, but i was really hoping for 96hz... ugh. i feel like there has to be a way.
I still dont understand. why i am i able to pick 112hz as a refresh rate in windows display settings? Its strange because when i do the frame rate tester on 112 fullscreen, it says 56hz.. when i minimize it, im getting 112 but it skips every other frame.