Asus VG259QM 240hz 10bit trick not working

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davidm71
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Asus VG259QM 240hz 10bit trick not working

Post by davidm71 » 25 Dec 2020, 18:46

Hi,

I can get 10 bit mode to work with my 5700 XT card on the Asus VG259QM via displayport no problem at 144hz but cant get past 8bit mode at 240hz. Tried using CRU. While running at 240hz mode I double clicked the ' "Detailed resolution" of 1920x1080 @ 60hz' and selecting reduced lcd and then ok and ok. Then Restart64. Nothing changes. Radeon driver panel will still not enable 10 bit mode. Am I using CRU correctly?

Thanks

nuninho1980
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Re: Asus VG259QM 240hz 10bit trick not working

Post by nuninho1980 » 25 Dec 2020, 19:29

If you say "30-bit color depth", unfortunately this doesn't support your monitor (up to only 16.8 million colors). But try any CRT monitor for work 30-bit color - we remember infinite colors. :)
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davidm71
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Re: Asus VG259QM 240hz 10bit trick not working

Post by davidm71 » 25 Dec 2020, 20:55

nuninho1980 wrote:
25 Dec 2020, 19:29
If you say "30-bit color depth", unfortunately this doesn't support your monitor (up to only 16.8 million colors). But try any CRT monitor for work 30-bit color - we remember infinite colors. :)

I never said "30-Bit". Its "10-Bit". Not 30-bit.

Referring to this:
https://forums.blurbusters.com/viewtopic.php?f=2&t=7414

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Re: Asus VG259QM 240hz 10bit trick not working

Post by davidm71 » 25 Dec 2020, 21:16

I feel stupid. Was connected via HDMI. Probably because my Occulus VR headset required HDMI.

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