Trying to add 1080p 48Hz.

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(12-09-2021 02:29 AM)ToastyX Wrote:  Here are some other terms: https://www.monitortests.com/blog/timing...explained/

CRU can fill in the timing parameters for you, so try the timing presets first. The monitor might not accept 48 Hz. 72 Hz is more likely to work. Intel GPUs only have single-link DVI, and that monitor only uses single-link DVI anyway, so the driver will ignore resolutions beyond 165 MHz pixel clock.

I didn't realize my monitor was only single-link and since I'm limited to 165 MHz pixel as a result; what if I make a custom resolution at 900p?

As per the user manual; my monitor supports a horizontal frequency of 67.5KHz @ 1920x1080p (60Hz) and if I force it in CRU with a resolution of 1600x900; the refresh rate goes up to 71.961Hz; whereas pixel clock drops down to 130MHz:

   

Is this how it's supposed to work? And also; can I force a 40Hz vsync in games as the monitor supports 45.481KHz @ 1280x720 (60Hz) and when I convert it to 1080p it comes at 40.681Hz.

   

As you can tell; I'm a total noob so any input would be appreciated. The reason I want 40Hz vsync is because, as you can tell, my hardware is extremely weak, although I'll (hopefully) be adding a GT1030 in the future.

Thanks for your time!