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Custom section on the main screen. Simply select it and hit 'Apply' to start using it.AMD and Intel GPUs: How to select higher refresh rates(Image credit: Microsoft, ToastyX)If you're not packing an Nvidia GPU, then don't give up hope, as you can achieve a similar result with a little help from a tiny set of utilities called Custom Resolution Utility (CRU). This is a suite of four tools that work together to achieve a similar result, and it isn't much harder than using the Nvidia Control Panel either, well maybe a bit, but not by much.Download and extract CRU somewhere handy and then run the first utility, the one called CRU. You'll find the officially supported resolutions and refresh rates of your screen listed down the left-hand side. Adding your own entry is as simple as hitting the 'Add…' button under the top section, and entering your preferred Refresh rate under Frequency. Again, if you have a high-resolution screen, then dropping down to 1920x1080 at 75Hz is a good option. 'OK' your changes.Go back to where you extracted the CRU files and run the Restart64.exe tool to actually try the changes—you'll need to run this as Administrator by the way, so right-click and select 'Run as Administrator' to launch. All being well, you should see a few screen blanks before everything settles down to normal. If it goes black and stays that way, then you've pushed it a bit far. Wait for about 15 seconds, and Windows will return to normal. Try easing back on the refresh rate, and see how it goes.All being well though, you can now set your refresh rate yourself. Right-click the desktop, select Display Settings, scroll down and select Advanced Display Settings. Hit the Monitor tab, and you should find your custom refresh rate listed

Tv in the dropdown menu at the topSelect File -> Save As. Set file name and save as type "DI binary file (*.bin)", to a location of your choice this is the edie information of your actual avrClose the Monitor Asset Management applicationOpen AW EDID Editor as Administrator, from the Start MenuOpen the EDID bin file saved in MonInfo, using File -> Open from thare u can add how many speakers u have 4.1 5.1 6.1 7.1 etc then save that file with all of the speakers attached and open custom resolution utility application the file u just added the surround speakers to your gonna open and this is whare u add all of your supported formats/codecs dolby dts etc and u can double check that u added the correct amount of speakers after this save this file as a exe and run the exe click install edie restart your pc and thare you go #11 Oh I've kinda fixed my problem already with the CRU. Kinda wonky, but it worked, I just manually inserted more audio formats and it did the trick.Ty tho might still try this but I've been kinda obsessed over whether Im getting audio delay or not. #12 Oh I've kinda fixed my problem already with the CRU. Kinda wonky, but it worked, I just manually inserted more audio formats and it did the trick.Ty tho might still try this but I've been kinda obsessed over whether Im getting audio delay or not. as long as you got 5.1 and 7.1 selectable and they are actually useing all of your speakers you did it correctly now all u need is dolby accsess u can download it for free in microsofts store and enable dolby atmos home theater im happy i could at least kinda help you Oh I've kinda fixed my problem already with the CRU. Kinda wonky, but it worked, I just manually inserted more audio formats and it did the trick.Ty tho might still try this but I've been kinda obsessed over whether Im getting audio delay or not. Oh I've kinda fixed my problem already with the CRU. Kinda wonky, but it worked, I just manually inserted more audio formats and it did the trick.Ty tho might still try this but I've been kinda obsessed over whether Im getting audio delay or not. now i must warn u u well have to redo this any time u change your tv or avr or soundbar thats due to the surround sound inforamtion being in the edie file of the actual devices so windows well only see surround sound on that tv if u plug your pc in any other display u well have to

10-17-2021, 01:29 PM Posts: 1 Joined: Oct 2021 Reputation: 0 RE: Custom Resolution Utility (CRU) Hi ToastyX! First of all, thank you for your work.I'm trying to extend the low end of the FreeSync Range of an AOC C24G1 over DisplayPort. If I set it as you suggest on the guide ("Edit..." at the top, then changing "V rate" and checking "Include if slot available", and then running restart.exe) nothing changes and Radeon Software reports the stock FreeSync range.However, if i use the HDMI method (even though I'm using a DisplayPort cable) then Radeon Software does report whatever range I set in CRU, but when I boot a game, I get random black screens.What I'm doing wrong? Thank you. 10-18-2021, 11:30 AM RE: Custom Resolution Utility (CRU) (10-17-2021 12:57 AM)pneumatic Wrote: Hello,Is it possible to force a "pixel format" setting (eg. RGB/YCbCr 4:4:4/4:2:0) for AMD GPUs, such as with a registry edit or EDID tweak?Sorry for my ignorance here ... I just saw the extension block section where these pixel format parameters can be set. It does indeed affect the pixel formats shown in Radeon Settings, so there is nothing more I can try here. I now suspect my TV is the culprit and is downconverting to 4:2:2 internally as part of its video processing. 10-18-2021, 06:40 PM (Last edited: 10-18-2021, 06:42 PM by roadworrier) RE: Custom Resolution Utility (CRU) I've got an Acer VG270U. With Windows 10 Pro 20H2 and my previous video card I couldn't get 2560x1440 which is native for this display, so I ordered a new Radeon HD5450 supposedly could do 2560x1440 and worked with Windows 10. I still can't get 2560x1440 with HDMI. 1920x1080 is the best I can see: But if I launch CRU, it looks like the Detailed resolution lists the native resolution. Since that's the resolution I want, I'm not sure how to get CRU to set it for me; since it seems that's what the system already has... but it doesn't show up as an option. (I did create a saved resolution exe, ran it, did restart64... but that didn't work.)FWIW I can get 2560x1440 with this display just fine with my MacBook Air, as well as with a Dell laptop with Windows 10.Since I just bought this video card I don't mind returning it, I'm not a gamer, and I don't use audio through HDMI, I just want to do work on this machine. It seems all of the drivers for this card are pretty old from AMD.But rather than return it, I'd prefer to just be able to tell Windows it can send 2560x1440 to the card. 10-19-2021, 01:23 PM RE: Custom Resolution Utility (CRU) (10-18-2021 06:40 PM)roadworrier Wrote:

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Disattivare CRU finché non si risolve il problema.Aggiungi risoluzioni a CRUAggiungi risoluzioni a Custom Resolution Utility è facile. Basta aprire CRU e dargli l'autorizzazione amministrativa ad apportare modifiche al registro di sistema. Verrà visualizzata una finestra con le opzioni di visualizzazione e sarà possibile modificare la configurazione come desiderato. È possibile copiare e incollare le istruzioni dal pannello superiore per comandi specifici.Forzare le risoluzioni personalizzate su Windows Forzare Windows 10 o 11 a inserire risoluzioni personalizzate varia a seconda della scheda grafica, in particolare per AMD e NVIDIA. Come regola generale, è possibile fare clic con il tasto destro del mouse sul desktop per richiamare il menu e selezionare la risoluzione personalizzata dal pannello di visualizzazione o aspetto. Se questo non funziona, potrebbe essere necessario riconfigurare la CRU.Modificare la risoluzione del monitorCustom Resolution Utility è un modo eccellente per aggiungere risoluzioni personalizzate per il monitor di Windows. Anche se gli utenti di PC standard potrebbero non averne bisogno, è utile in altri settori, come lo sviluppo di videogiochi.Anche se si commette un errore, esistono modi sicuri per ripristinare le impostazioni normali del PC. È anche possibile utilizzare i collegamenti sul desktop per accedere rapidamente a una delle risoluzioni create.Custom Resolution Utility - CRU 0/5Specifiche tecnicheTitoloCustom Resolution Utility - CRU 1.5.1 per WindowsRequisitiWindows 10Windows 8.1Windows 11Windows 8Windows 7LinguaLingue disponibiliIngleseLicenzaGratisUltimo aggiornamento30 settembre 2022AutoreToastyXSHA-178e0d5686e79cb453926334842c6262380e0680aNome filecru-1.5.1.zipProgramma disponibile in altre lingueCustom Resolution Utility - CRU downloadCustom Resolution Utility - CRU herunterladenTélécharger Custom Resolution Utility - CRU下载 Custom Resolution Utility - CRUPobierz Custom Resolution Utility - CRUDescargar Custom Resolution Utility - CRUCustom Resolution Utility - CRU をダウンロードするChangelogNon abbiamo ancora informazioni sul changelog per la versione 1.5.1 di Custom Resolution Utility - CRU. A volte gli sviluppatori impiegano un po’ di tempo per fornire queste informazioni. Ti invitiamo a ricontrollare tra qualche giorno.Ci puoi aiutare?Se hai informazioni

Static metadata, video capability etc.Thanks a lot! 03-26-2023, 07:04 PM RE: Custom Resolution Utility (CRU) (03-26-2023 03:39 PM)ToastyX Wrote: (03-24-2023 10:52 PM)Jenno7 Wrote: I did 78hz before, it's been about 1 year but i cant again 1024x768 75hz and 78hzHow did you do it before? With CRU or some other way? 1024x768 is not the native resolution. You can't add non-native resolutions on laptops with CRU because they don't have scalers. The old GPU method doesn't work for laptop screens, only external monitors.can i do 1366x768 (main res) 75hz? i did wtih CRU. i don't remember how i did it my gpu hd8670m i54200u (hd4400) 03-26-2023, 07:46 PM (Last edited: 03-26-2023, 07:52 PM by PLU) RE: Custom Resolution Utility (CRU) (03-26-2023 03:39 PM)ToastyX Wrote: The first post tells you why it turns red and what to do.Well, it says to add a DisplayID extension block but I don't know what I'm supposed to do after that. I've added a DisplayID 2.0 detailed resolution with CVT-RB/2 timings. 03-26-2023, 09:39 PM RE: Custom Resolution Utility (CRU) AW2521hWhen I set a custom resolution in Nvidia control panel, restart, then run CRU it does not show up it CRUAlso it seems if I make any changes at all to the extension blocks for 300hz and 360hz, they both stop working and forces 240hz only in Nvidia control panel, I can create 363hz on Nvidia control panel and CRU but cannot make any changes on CRU, it only allows me to use "Automatic PC" timing User(s) browsing this thread: 85 Guest(s)