Custom Resolution Utility (CRU)

[ToastyX]

(09-03-2015 11:53 PM)navjack27 Wrote:  i have a vg248qe that i'm trying to get 1440x1080 120hz lightboost working correctly with black bars on the side. i can get 110hz lightboost working just fine. i recently upgraded from SLI gtx 660s to an MSI R9 390x. with the nvidia card all of these settings worked perfectly with just the strobelight program. but now i have to make my own resolution with the CRU and set the detailed res settings and all that.
the issue is when i do 120hz 1440x1080 lightboost it... offsets the actual screen fixed to the bottom left pixel. if that makes sense. it just moves it to one side, everything is visible and working except on the right side of the screen there is just filler random crap going on over there. stretched scaled pixels and stuff like that.
i'd like to use display scaling with no aspect correction just like i did with my nvidia cards. i don't really see why amds drivers don't let this work the right way.

AMD's driver is working the right way. The VG248QE doesn't display 1440x1080 correctly with LightBoost. You have to use GPU scaling.

I don't know what you did to get 1440x1080 with NVIDIA. That's not one of the default resolutions, and display scaling shouldn't be available after installing the refresh rates with Strobelight unless you added a custom resolution, but then 1440x1080 shouldn't display correctly with LightBoost with display scaling. If you created a custom resolution using the NVIDIA control panel without changing the active pixels, then you created a GPU-scaled resolution. Check the monitor's OSD under System Setup > Information to see what resolution the monitor is really receiving.