Custom Resolution Utility (CRU)

[cskhola]

(06-28-2016 12:54 PM)ToastyX Wrote:  

(06-28-2016 10:36 AM)cskhola Wrote:  Thanks for your reply. I'm able to set the resolutions from the NVIDIA control panel. This is a screen shot of my options:

I'm currently only running on my external display, when i unplug it i am able to access display adaptor properties again, however it seems to be different from when I was able to access it here (Its now the IntelHD card instead of the NVIDIA card).

Your screen shot shows you have display 1 selected. You need to click on display 2 to set the resolution.

(06-28-2016 10:36 AM)cskhola Wrote:  Also I would like to add that under Nvidia control panel>display>change resolution, I lost the ultraHD,hd,sd resolution options right after I used the reset all file. But, after reinstallation its there again.

I don't see how that could happen. It should be the opposite. Using CRU can remove those options, but running reset-all.exe would bring them back.

Also, you mention having a laptop with Intel+NVIDIA GPUs. CRU shouldn't have any effect on laptops with switchable graphics unless Intel changed something recently. The Intel GPU handles the resolutions, and Intel's driver doesn't support EDID overrides. You have to use Intel's control panel to add custom resolutions.

Um Toasty I'll go bury myself in the sand right now, I clicked around displays 1 and 2 previously but I didnt take a look at the resolution options i think. I'll just back away slowly until other posts cover my embarrassing mistake up.
I dont know enough to accurately describe or guess at what happened for the bottom bit. It is likely that I've described something wrongly.
I'll try fiddling around and googling more to try upping my FPS, Im just wasting your time otherwise.

Thanks for your time again!