gupsterg escribió:Use CRU, it definitely works smile.gif .
I have an Asus MG279Q, stock FS range 35-90Hz, as it's 144Hz panel I went 57-144Hz FS range smile.gif .
Method:-
i) Download CRU.
ii) Click edit across the top.
iii) Make sure "Range Limits" is ticked.
iv) Change the freesync limits to what you want.
v) Restart the driver with restart.exe or restart64.exe.
Even with that range LFC will work as max refresh is ≥2.5X min. refresh.
How I verified mod had worked was running game with overlay showing FPS (ie FRAPS, etc) and then compared that with the Hz shown in OSD of monitor, as they matched at FPS changes, FS was working (plus no tearing, etc).
Once you have done the edit to FS range, mod will not be removed with reboot, the way to remove mod is using the reset-all.exe .
TRASTARO escribió:Supongo los cambios dependeran mas del controlador de video, o bien, del BIOS de la tarjeta de video donde ya vengan prestablecidos tambien el minimo y maximo del FreeSync. O bien, quita y reinstala el controlador del monitor.
A quien le interese mas sobre el software CRU:
https://www.monitortests.com/forum/Thre ... tility-CRU
Algo mas de CRU y FreeSync, ¿ya usaste el demo de FreeSync que incluyen para probar que este funcionando?
https://forums.guru3d.com/threads/cru-c ... crt.410187
Y quiza este les interese a varios, FreeSync en un monitor NO-FreeSynC [habilitar FreeSync]
https://www.se7ensins.com/forums/thread ... or.1571345
OK, leo que debes reiniciar el controlador para que las nuevas configuraciones funcionen.
https://www.overclock.net/forum/44-moni ... dvice.htmlgupsterg escribió:Use CRU, it definitely works smile.gif .
I have an Asus MG279Q, stock FS range 35-90Hz, as it's 144Hz panel I went 57-144Hz FS range smile.gif .
Method:-
i) Download CRU.
ii) Click edit across the top.
iii) Make sure "Range Limits" is ticked.
iv) Change the freesync limits to what you want.
v) Restart the driver with restart.exe or restart64.exe.
Even with that range LFC will work as max refresh is ≥2.5X min. refresh.
How I verified mod had worked was running game with overlay showing FPS (ie FRAPS, etc) and then compared that with the Hz shown in OSD of monitor, as they matched at FPS changes, FS was working (plus no tearing, etc).
Once you have done the edit to FS range, mod will not be removed with reboot, the way to remove mod is using the reset-all.exe .
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