• Amd Catalyst Custom Resolution

Custom Resolution Utility (CRU) allows custom resolutions to be defined for both AMD/ATI and NVIDIA GPUs by creating EDID overrides directly in the registry without dealing with.inf files. Download: cru-1.4.zip - Source: cru-1.4-src.zip - reset-all-1.3-src.zip - restart-1.3-src.zip. A message from ToastyX.

Amd Catalyst Custom Resolution

Code: 28 80 16 20 00 00 00 60Restart your driver. And we adds 2880x1620 resolution, 60Hz.Very simple!You can instead of 28 80 and 16 20 write other width and height values.If you want add more resolution and frequence than limited, require hacking your driver.This is old trick, but works today with VSR.Original:Update! If you user 2560x1440 monitor, just use this trick for add 4K, like 2880x1620. I undertand one: for working your resolution need width and height no more than original multiplied by 2x. Saint row 2 mods. AMD adds 2x resolutions, but not adding 1.5x by default. Hi acterHD.I put the edit into:DALNonStandardModesBCD1My r9 290's are currently limited to 3200x1800 and vsr is definitely enabled.Thanks for the tip, but I think I'm going to stop messing around with custom vsr resolutions now until someone can enable 4k on crossfire 290's.It shows how lazy AMD 's driver team is though when people on this forum are finding so many tweaks and tips.I paid £500 for graphics cards that get unbelievably slow crossfire support and poor scaling options. Lesson learned I think.Thanks again acterhd!