Custom Resolution Utility (CRU)

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(12-20-2015 06:13 AM)zamar19 Wrote:  Actually, adding a new resolution to Detail Resolutions and restarting the driver doesn't add this resolution to Windows Display Resolutions list regardless of timing parameters chosen.

It should. You might need the pixel clock patch since you're using a passive DisplayPort-HDMI adapter: https://www.monitortests.com/forum/Threa...ck-Patcher

(12-20-2015 06:13 AM)zamar19 Wrote:  Only after I add the same resolution and parameters in AMD Customs Resolutions, its added to that list, and I can switch to it. But again, left screen side overlaps.

You still haven't told me what timing parameters you used. "CVT-RB" should match "LCD standard" for 2560x1440 @ 60 Hz.

(12-20-2015 06:13 AM)zamar19 Wrote:  Speaking of scaling slider, I wouldn't ask this question how to get back to original display size, if it were possible by simply sliding it back to 0. As I said, at 0 the screen size is still a bit less than it originally was by factory settings. Do you know what monitor settings I can play with to get its size reset?

You didn't say that. I don't know what settings your monitor has, and I don't know what you changed. Monitors don't normally underscan like that.