Custom Resolution Utility (CRU)

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(12-11-2016 03:57 PM)Rindoukan Wrote:  I bought a Dell P2416D. It's connected with an HDMI cable to ati Radeon 4670HD.
Sadly because Ati doesn't support that VC anymore there's no Catalyst center on Windows 10.

That monitor is able to get QHD 2560x1440 60Hz resolution.I know for a fact that my video card supports that as well. But in the system settings, it hits the 1080p mark. doesn't show me a bigger resolution.

I know for a fact that video card does not support 2560x1440 @ 60 Hz with HDMI. That requires a 7000-series or newer card. This is mentioned under pixel clock limits. The pixel clock patch can get around that limit for 5000/6000-series cards, but the last time I checked, it did not work for 4000-series cards: https://www.monitortests.com/forum/Threa...ck-Patcher

(12-11-2016 03:57 PM)Rindoukan Wrote:  Once It gets to this part I'm completely lost on what setting to use and whatnot.I mean I read the description provided ,yet I'm slow in the head and I couldn't understand what setting am I suppose to choose from it.

Any help would be much appreciated !

EDIT: I picked the LCD Standard, Ok-ed. Ran the Restart.exe. It restarted the driver but I still didn't have the resolution in the system settings.

I don't understand what you're doing. The resolution is already there, and it already matches the "LCD standard/native" timing parameters. Changing the timing parameters won't help. The problem is your video card does not support pixel clocks greater than 165 MHz with HDMI. The pixel clock is the total number of pixels per second (horizontal total * vertical total * refresh rate). The only thing that would help is reducing the refresh rate to 40 Hz, but chances are the monitor will not accept that.