Custom Resolution Utility (CRU)

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(02-24-2016 05:27 PM)albertfu Wrote:  Another question : if we only take LCD panel's capability into consideration, refresh rate limitation should remain the same for different resolutions ?

The panel only runs at the native resolution. Other resolutions are scaled to the native resolution by the monitor's scaler. The scaler can have its own limitations at different resolutions.

(02-25-2016 12:07 AM)albertfu Wrote:  When searching similar issue, I discovered frame skipping and had my monitor tested, result : positive, it gets frames skipped when overclocked.

So it's quite pointless to overclock it to 85Hz while some frames are skipped.
I have to admit that for me it's hard to notice frame skipping without tests on Blur Busters, but fact is fact.
Also I couldn't tell the difference between 60Hz and 85Hz, maybe it's due to frame skipping.

It should be obvious just by moving the mouse cursor. Frame skipping should be more noticeable than the difference between 60-85 Hz.