First off, I love you, secondly, that worked to give me 144 Hz on 1024x768 fullscreen stretched, but when I use DSR it goes black bars and only 75 Hz. Anyway I can stretch the DSR image to fullscreen and get 144 Hz?
The whole goal here is to maintain size of heads on 1024x768, but have it look slightly better.
So I can get up to 54 custom resolutions for my mame pc?... awesome!. I still wonder why there are such limits though.
240hz at native resolution requires a pretty high pixel clock. I don't have this monitor, however on the older Benq monitors (e.g. the 144hz ones), you could force lower resolutions at 144hz by messing with the Vertical Total value, without needing GPU scaling or even with a custom resolution directly. For example, 800x600@144hz and 1024x768@144hz isn't something you can normally use display scaled, via custom detailed resolutions ("Out of Range..."). But by using a VT 1098 custom resolution to trick the scaler (native resolution at 144hz uses this VT), you can force lower resolutions to work as well.
Find out what timings 1920x1080@240hz uses and take note of them. Then create a lower resolution with similar timings or at least a similar VT. You may have to experiment, and the Realtek 2796BF scaler may not function at all like the Mstar 8556T scaler. The only thing I KNOW is that VT tweaks work to reduce strobe crosstalk on the 2796BF for blur reduction. I do NOT know if bizarre resolutions can be forced to work like this.
I refuse to buy one of these expensive Realtek Benq/Zowies because of the lack of 60hz single strobe. So you're on your own here. Only if I do wind up buying one will I be able to test if stuff like 1440x1080@240hz (@144hz on the XL2735) will work.
Falkentyne; Thanks for the thorough reply.
I've found that 1440x1080 240hz is possible if I use the AMD custom resolution feature except there's graphical corruption in CS:GO. If I try to use CRU to set any resolution I lose the ability to use 240hz, it's simply removed in the display options. Any ideas?
(IIRC it was a 60hz standard timing with gpu scaling enabled, IIRC I don't think the AMD custom resolution setting allowed to be try adding 240hz straight-up like you'd add 144hz.
What is the "vertical total" value used at 1920x1080 @ 240hz? You may have to look in the extension block to find it. Did you get this value?
(06-01-2017 04:08 AM)falkentyne Wrote: What is the "vertical total" value used at 1920x1080 @ 240hz? You may have to look in the extension block to find it. Did you get this value?
Looking into the extension block in CRU, it's the CEA-861 extension block and the detailed resolution is 1920x1080 @ 239.760hz the VT is 1215 under manual timings.
So what happens if you create a 1440x1080, 239.760hz resolution manually (use automatic timings; don't try to edit original 60hz settings; this causes problems) and change the VT to 1215 manually?
(06-01-2017 04:45 PM)falkentyne Wrote: Got it.
I've attempted this by running CRU as an Admin, and adding it under the "Detailed" resolutions heading, is there somewhere else you'd like me to try this?
The monitor gets set to 59hz upon restart and the maximum hz I can set the monitor to is 144hz.
Toasty X, did you see the CRU shout out in a recent Digital Foundry video?