Irobot82
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I'm on 8.1 and I did the regedit hack and it works beautifully.
Downsampling for AMD cards is now possible
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I'm on 8.1 and I did the regedit hack and it works beautifully.
Bloodsent
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Can anyone help LCGeek and I with getting this to work with a 120hz (or 144hz) refresh rate? I would assume the refresh rate is one of the hex segments, just don't know which one.
Trying to go from 1080p to 1440p btw.
hooijdonk17
Member
A quick question to people who use this: Can it also be used to upscale sub-native resolutions for games my computer can't handle at 1080p, thereby not having to rely on my monitor's shitty upscaling?
Isn't that what the GPU scale option is for?
hooijdonk17
Member
It really doesn't work reliably for me, at least the AMD Catalyst version..
luca_29_bg
Member
guys the box where says "hide modes this monitor can't display" is unticked but it's also greyed out, i have a ue55f7000 smart tv samsung, in my precedent hdtv from 2007 i used downsampling with my 5850 from 1360x768 to 2560x1440. I can do the same with that greyed out box or i need another driver or something for my tv ?
luca_29_bg
Member
Searching don't find anything, with "ModeTimingOverrides" O__O
luca_29_bg
Member
thanks! Now i found it!
luca_29_bg
Member
i don't understand, the values for 2560x1440 are already setted! I have 1920x1080 like native resolution! And the values are already correct for 2560x1440 if i'm not wrong! What's wrong O_O ?
luca_29_bg
Member
and now, after restart, i have this....
luca_29_bg
Member
ok now works, i have two edid folder in regedit..
2540x1440 work perfectly but if i want to try 3840x2160 i must change only the register values or i must do the whole procedure from the start ?
2540x1440 work perfectly but if i want to try 3840x2160 i must change only the register values or i must do the whole procedure from the start ?
luca_29_bg
Member
nothing! 3840x2160 simply doesn't work, the screen goes garbage, and the driver video is restarted or crash to blue screen...
luca_29_bg
Member
i suppose yes but strange, a tv full hd can't handle 3840x2160 that is multiple of 1080p ? Someone with a pc connected to a smart tv samsung can confirm this ? My old hd ready 1360x768 from 2007 is capable to handle maximum 2560x1440 and a full hd tv from 2013 do the same? Damn
Metalmurphy
Member
and now, after restart, i have this....
lol, now you can say you play at 1080p+ resolutions.
But that does not work anymore with the newest drivers.
SneakyStephan
Banned
How cruel to bump this thread I thought they finally added support in the CCC I got all excited
I thought they finally added support in the CCC I got all excitedWorked perfectly fine for me.
- Uninstall your current drivers with AMD uninstall tool.
- Reboot
- Install 12.1 Beta drivers
- Run the tool and create the desired resolutions
- Install the latest AMD drivers
jediyoshi
Member
Didn't work for me either (it actually just changed my resolution back during installation), at least not starting at beta 13.x drivers. Which did you test specifically?
The user: Guzz also mentioned the following on another forum
http://forums.guru3d.com/showpost.php?p=4687559&postcount=458
Instructions for 1920x1080 resolution (Other resolutions also mentioned by Guzz)
Edit: My 1080p display can only handle 2560x1440 properly, others resolutions have issues on my screen (imperfect scaling or spillouts)
http://forums.guru3d.com/showpost.php?p=4687559&postcount=458
Instructions for 1920x1080 resolution (Other resolutions also mentioned by Guzz)
Edit: My 1080p display can only handle 2560x1440 properly, others resolutions have issues on my screen (imperfect scaling or spillouts)
I downgrade to the 12.11 beta drivers, use the tool, and then install the newest 13.9 drivers. Haven't tried the 13.11 beta drivers, but I suspect there won't be any hassle when I try it later today.
My 6950 does 1440p and 2160p perfectly fine.
Sure?
http://www.amd.com/US/PRODUCTS/DESK...6950/Pages/amd-radeon-hd-6950-overview.aspx#2
I'll stand corrected in saying that it's actually 1600p and not 1440p (I'd forgotten that bit of info) but I'm sure I've never read anything on any AMD cards prior to the 7xxx series being able to do above that resolution (from one card).
2160p on a 6950? Hmm. I couldn't get anything higher than 1600p on that card. Upgraded to 7970 for the 4K resolution, but haven't tried this new way to Downsample yet. Couldn't get 4K to work with the Downsampling GUI. Don't think anyone knows the right values for the GUI.
Yeah I thought this ended with 13.8 or something? I'm still using 13.6 because of this so I can keep my resolutions made with the GUI.
Metalmurphy
Member
Is there any reason why I can't find anywhere examples on how to downscale to lower resolutions like 900p? Technical limitation of the new drivers?
Irobot82
Member
Just change your resolution to 1600 x 900......
Metalmurphy
Member
I meant to down scale resolution TO 900p, not be the native one. I can't get it work.
luca_29_bg
Member
i have an 7950 and i suppose in my case is my display that can't display anything over 2560x1440 , but in my case driver crashed too...
Sure?
http://www.amd.com/US/PRODUCTS/DESK...6950/Pages/amd-radeon-hd-6950-overview.aspx#2
I'll stand corrected in saying that it's actually 1600p and not 1440p (I'd forgotten that bit of info) but I'm sure I've never read anything on any AMD cards prior to the 7xxx series being able to do above that resolution (from one card).
I apologize that I wasn't clear - it is perfectly possible to play @ 2160p in windowed mode, but not in fullscreen.
1440p works perfectly fine in both windowed and fullscreen.
Sure?
http://www.amd.com/US/PRODUCTS/DESK...6950/Pages/amd-radeon-hd-6950-overview.aspx#2
I'll stand corrected in saying that it's actually 1600p and not 1440p (I'd forgotten that bit of info) but I'm sure I've never read anything on any AMD cards prior to the 7xxx series being able to do above that resolution (from one card).
I got one one AMD 6950 2GB card (too), connected to my 1080p display via a DVI connector. Since I don't tick the 'GPU Scaling' option in the CC panel (for Downsampling to work), I think my display has issues with higher resolution?
Tried with 1920x1080@2720x1530 in Dota 2, It appeared to work (before I had other issues with my PC and had to terminate the executable file from the task manager).
Okay, here's a question: How can I get this happening for portrait mode? I have no idea where to start, but I can tell that when I 'tate using the CCC, the custom resolutions completely disappear.
Edit: Never mind. Those options only disappear if I rotate using the CCC. If I do it using the Windows display control panel, it keeps them. Phew!
Edit: Never mind. Those options only disappear if I rotate using the CCC. If I do it using the Windows display control panel, it keeps them. Phew!
Thread Resurrection:
I'm having a problem with a squished vertical display (and letterbox) when I downsample from 1440 to 1080. I think the problem might be the hex (is it hex?) not including a change for the HDisplay value in the registry. When I run LIST.bat, it says I have an HDisplay value of 1680. I'm guessing I'd want that to say 1920. Does anyone know a fix for this?
EDIT: I actually found the solution on my own (always happens like that -- spend an hour on a problem; discover the solution minutes after posting). The HDisplay value was wrong in the spoiler section of that site. The correct value for the HDisplay section is "80 07" when downsampling from 2560 to 1080. Hopefully this post will help someone else in my predicament.
I'm having a problem with a squished vertical display (and letterbox) when I downsample from 1440 to 1080. I think the problem might be the hex (is it hex?) not including a change for the HDisplay value in the registry. When I run LIST.bat, it says I have an HDisplay value of 1680. I'm guessing I'd want that to say 1920. Does anyone know a fix for this?
EDIT: I actually found the solution on my own (always happens like that -- spend an hour on a problem; discover the solution minutes after posting). The HDisplay value was wrong in the spoiler section of that site. The correct value for the HDisplay section is "80 07" when downsampling from 2560 to 1080. Hopefully this post will help someone else in my predicament.
jediyoshi
Member
Passing along some troubleshooting I ended up doing.
Between either upgrading from win 8 -> 8.1 or updating my drivers, my extra resolutions disappeared. Using the last method, running Create_Custom_Resolution.bat just immediately created resolutions that didn't work. You can delete these using the program in the OP.
Before doing the next bits you probably want to back up your whole registry or at the very least make sure you have some way of getting windows to start in safe mode just in case. Nothing too bad can happen though since they're just registry edits that you can quickly reset in safe mode.
In your registry, find and delete all keys starting with ModeTimingOverrides_
Now redo the steps from the last method (running Create_Custom_Resolution.bat will create another key named ModeTimingOverrides_<something>) like usual.
Between either upgrading from win 8 -> 8.1 or updating my drivers, my extra resolutions disappeared. Using the last method, running Create_Custom_Resolution.bat just immediately created resolutions that didn't work. You can delete these using the program in the OP.
Before doing the next bits you probably want to back up your whole registry or at the very least make sure you have some way of getting windows to start in safe mode just in case. Nothing too bad can happen though since they're just registry edits that you can quickly reset in safe mode.
In your registry, find and delete all keys starting with ModeTimingOverrides_
Now redo the steps from the last method (running Create_Custom_Resolution.bat will create another key named ModeTimingOverrides_<something>) like usual.
I can't get downsampling to work for the life of me. I have tried everything except for installing the older drivers.
I just tried the regedit hack as well.
I cannot get any resolutions higher than 1080p to show up.
Can anyone who has gotten this to work say if they use multiple monitors? I have 3 monitors on my setup and curious if that is the problem.
I also use an LG hdtv for my computer monitor, could that be the problem?
Any tips on where to keep going from here? I'm on windows 8.1 with latest catalyst drivers. Just got an R9 290 so kind of want to keep the latest drivers.
I just tried the regedit hack as well.
I cannot get any resolutions higher than 1080p to show up.
Can anyone who has gotten this to work say if they use multiple monitors? I have 3 monitors on my setup and curious if that is the problem.
I also use an LG hdtv for my computer monitor, could that be the problem?
Any tips on where to keep going from here? I'm on windows 8.1 with latest catalyst drivers. Just got an R9 290 so kind of want to keep the latest drivers.
Finally got around to setting this up. Works great. Pretty straight forward and easy to implement. Running 2560x1600 on Catalyst 13.12 drivers. On the list here there is no option for 2720x1700. Does anyone know these registry values? Reason I ask is because it was the highest I could achieve with my 7970/monitor using the GUI previously.
Also can you only create one custom resolution at a time using this method or can you create multiple?
Also can you only create one custom resolution at a time using this method or can you create multiple?
Yeah, the AMD tool is widely known (at least on guru3d) to be quite shit and possibly dangerous. When I used to run it, it would remove all video drivers fine, but set the default display to the onboard one which obviously doesn't have a display connected to it.
The best uninstaller I've found is DDU, which can be found on Guru3D's website
You sure it wasn't the downsamplingGUI because that messed up my Win8 as well.
Yeah found that out the hard way after upgrading to windows 8 a few months ago. Hosed the installation.. Thankfully my USB install of W8 pro fixed it and I didn't lose anything.