Custom Resolution Utility (CRU)
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11-06-2015, 07:47 AM
(Last edited: 11-06-2015, 08:24 AM by falkentyne)
Post: #1760
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RE: Custom Resolution Utility (CRU)
(11-06-2015 06:55 AM)Fidelity Wrote:Quote:Increasing the HT has NO benefit whatsoever except putting extra pressure on the scaler. I'm not sure if it will affect certain Vertical totals causing frameskipping or not; if you want I can test that for you. Usually if a certain vertical total causes frameskipping (you can see it EASILY with blur reduction on, in Test UFO->Alien invasion....if you see the image "jump" repeatedly or every several seconds its frameskipping), then try another VT in the range of 1497-1502. Hi, You sort of contradicted yourself in your last post. First you said "the higher the pixel clock, the more "pixels" you can see on the screen (is this true?). Then you said "More HT, less effect". I don't understand what this means. This sounds like you just said the exact opposite of what I wrote in the above sentence. When you use the VT tweak, look on windows at a GREY background. Aida64 has a grey background image on its monitor test but the free version has an annoying watermark. You can try using the GREEN test on Eizomonitor test..... http://www.eizo.be/support/monitortest.html When you increase the HT do you notice a scanlines type effect on the all green background in the eizo test? Is this what you are describing? Are you saying you LIKE having a high HT over a 2080 HT, with a VT 1502?? I never noticed any sort of...um....."seeing pixels clearer" like you said. I only know that if the pixel clock gets too high, you get image corruption (shimmering/flickering pixels). is *THIS* the effect you are seeing? ![]() (this is 125hz, VT 1497, pixel clock 389.22 (displayport). you can see a scanlines effect. Notice every few horizontal rows, a line of pixels is brighter than the ones around it?) Here is 120hz (120.5hz actually, default VT (1144)). Notice everything looks more even and any scanlines effect of alternating lighter pixel rows is almost completely gone? ![]() |
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