Custom Resolution Utility (CRU)

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(06-05-2016 10:55 AM)hannes69 Wrote:  

Quote:Windows doesn't have a way to list both.

No.
I have AMD Crimson driver 16.5.3 which has the ability to create custom resolutions. In the category "base mode" I have to enter horizontal/vertical resolution, refresh rate, interlaced/progressiv and timing standard. In the category detailed timings I can enter the porches.
The interesting thing is: You can enter what you want at "refresh rate" and this naming is then taken by Windows.
I can e.g. create 2 custom resolutions 47.952Hz and 48.000Hz (in my setup they are actually a little bit smaller so the 48.000Hz becomes a 47.999xxxxHz refresh rate) and call them "47" and "48". In Windows they appear now with these names in the listing of supported resolutions. There´s no plausibility check, if I want, I can call them "46" and "41".

That's using a driver-specific method. CRU uses EDID overrides, so it doesn't have control over that. 47.952 Hz will round up to 48 Hz, and Windows doesn't have a way to list two 48 Hz refresh rates.