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Custom Resolution Utility (CRU)
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04-21-2017, 04:49 PM
Post: #2766
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RE: Custom Resolution Utility (CRU)
ToastyX, is there any reason why the CRU Freesync edit won't work over displayport, even if the monitor is capable of supporting freesync?
You said previously that this only works over HDMI. What happens if you use displayport on a monitor that is hardware capable of freesync but doesn't have it in the EDID? Or is there some special part of displayport that will stop the extension block from making freesync work? I'm asking because Benq is up to their usual shenanigans again. http://www.benq.us/product/gaminggears/xl2546/ Take the XL2540, which supported adaptive sync and 240hz, and which had Blur Reduction disabled in the service menu (meaning normal users wouldn't know how to enable it), rename Blur Reduction as "DyAc", set it to enabled by default in the service menu, then remove freesync, repackage, name it the XL2546 and sell at a premium.... If the XL2540 already works with blur reduction as long as you unlock the service menu, then what is Benq doing here? How are they "removing" Freesync when the scaler supports it (Realtek 2796BF)? |
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