Custom Resolution Utility (CRU)

[ToastyX]

(06-14-2016 10:52 PM)CRTFTW Wrote:  So AMD or Windows is automatically adding extra refresh rates to some of my resolutions. Is there a way to remove those modes?

Like I added 1366x1024@60hz with CRU, but then when I look at the resolution in games or display settings, I see that 85hz is also available. If I select 85hz, my display will scale to the next highest resolution which has a 85hz mode in CRU (in my case, 1440x1080@85hz) so I get a blurry picture. To compound this problem, some games always select my highest available framerate, so I both a blurry picture and a framerate I don't want.

EDIT: I realized that it's only the refresh rate in the first slot in "detailed settings", and subsequently is labeled the recommended resolution, that gets applied to all other lower resolutions. In my case it is 1440x1080@85hz so everything lower than that gets an 85hz mode (and are actually just upscaled to 1440x1080 if there isn't an explicit 85hz mode for the resolution in CRU). Anybody know of way to stop that from happening?

The driver automatically propagates higher refresh rates down to lower resolutions as scaled resolutions. I don't know if there's a way to stop that. It should be doing that for all resolutions, not just the first detailed resolution. If it's only affecting the first detailed resolution, you should be able to set the lowest refresh rate as the first detailed resolution to avoid that.