I'm using DVI-A to VGA adapter. Can only get the monitor to 85 Hz in Nvidia CP.
Csgo is flowing nice, no stutter but only 85 Hz even on 800x600.
If I start up WoW (vanilla) it's stutter lagging a lot, but only when I don't move the cam around. As long as I keep the cam moving in any direction at any speed, there is no lag.
Also I feel the colors are nice but the picture is too dark. As it's newly calibrated I don't want to go and fuck up some settings too badly.
The lag is definitely coming from the PC. As I disconnected my CRT and plugged the LCD back in and started WoW, the exact same laf was there, and the resolution settings in WoW were fucked. I deleted the registry keys for all monitor settings, and this solved the issue. Haven't plugged the crt back in since, it completely fucked up my pc.
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Newly calibrated CPD-G520 lag in WoW, not in CSGO
Re: Newly calibrated CPD-G520 lag in WoW, not in CSGO
Well, that would be because 85hz is the highest refresh that monitor supports, at least without a custom resolution.Csgo is flowing nice, no stutter but only 85 Hz even on 800x600.
Well, obviously resolution will change when you change monitors, but I don't see how that alone counts as completely fucking up your pc.The lag is definitely coming from the PC. As I disconnected my CRT and plugged the LCD back in and started WoW, the exact same laf was there, and the resolution settings in WoW were fucked. I deleted the registry keys for all monitor settings, and this solved the issue. Haven't plugged the crt back in since, it completely fucked up my pc.
Re: Newly calibrated CPD-G520 lag in WoW, not in CSGO
The specs are here, on page 2:
https://docs.sony.com/release//specs/cpdg520_sp.pdf
Goes up to 170Hz. However, you need to stay below 130kHz horizontal frequency. Use CRU to add new resolution with new refresh rates. But remember: Hz must not exceed 170Hz, and kHz must not exceed 130kHz, or you might damage the monitor. Use the "CRT standard" timings in CRU. Then export your custom EDID to a file, so that you can easily restore it after driver updates.
https://docs.sony.com/release//specs/cpdg520_sp.pdf
Goes up to 170Hz. However, you need to stay below 130kHz horizontal frequency. Use CRU to add new resolution with new refresh rates. But remember: Hz must not exceed 170Hz, and kHz must not exceed 130kHz, or you might damage the monitor. Use the "CRT standard" timings in CRU. Then export your custom EDID to a file, so that you can easily restore it after driver updates.
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Re: Newly calibrated CPD-G520 lag in WoW, not in CSGO
Perfect, I will try this. Thank youRealNC wrote:The specs are here, on page 2:
https://docs.sony.com/release//specs/cpdg520_sp.pdf
Goes up to 170Hz. However, you need to stay below 130kHz horizontal frequency. Use CRU to add new resolution with new refresh rates. But remember: Hz must not exceed 170Hz, and kHz must not exceed 130kHz, or you might damage the monitor. Use the "CRT standard" timings in CRU. Then export your custom EDID to a file, so that you can easily restore it after driver updates.
