Custom Resolution Utility (CRU)

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(08-30-2017 05:11 PM)Vyor Wrote:  Anyone else having issues using the interlaced setting? Every time I set it it halves the screen size and leaves that burning look on the bottom half of the screen.

It halves the screen size because that's how interlaced resolutions work. 1920x1080i = 1920x540 fields. The EDID defines the field size, and the equivalent frame size is calculated and shown on the right.

(08-30-2017 05:11 PM)Vyor Wrote:  I wouldn't be using it were it not for the fact that my horizontal rate can't go above 70khz or so, so I've been unable to get above 64hz.

Speaking of, here are my settings for that:
Monitor Name: Chi Mei [Unknown Model: CMN15D2]

Is that a monitor or a laptop screen? Laptop screens normally don't support interlaced resolutions. They can only display the native resolution because they don't have scalers. To fill the screen, you'd have to double the number of lines, making it 1920x2160i. That will end up being vertically squished and won't give you a higher refresh rate.