Does CRU custom res introduce input lag?

[daemonjax]

you are funny do you play cs2?

No, but if I did, and wanted to play it at 640x480 @ exactly 240hz for some reason, then I'd make a custom res at native res @ 240hz and use integer scaling from 640x480. Boom. Done.

In a fps shooter, you can only use pixel perfect resolution scaling, otherwise you may end up aiming at pixels that don't exist.

[JimCarry]

you are funny do you play cs2?

No, but if I did, and wanted to play it at 640x480 @ exactly 240hz for some reason, then I'd make a custom res at native res @ 240hz and use integer scaling from 640x480. Boom. Done.

ok so if i want monitor scaling and i play 1920x1080 how to do it ? and how to use "integer scaling " on amd ?

[daemonjax]

how to use "integer scaling " on amd ?

I don't know the exact steps since I have an nvidia card, but...

I would check for something like "integer scaling" under something like "scaling methods" where you can change your resolution from a dropdown list in your AMD control panel software... maybe it's called adrenaline these days.

It's super easy to do within nvcp for nvidia cards.

[JimCarry]

That gpu can do integer scaling.

yes you are 100% right,but as you said you need gpu scaling enabled first in order to use integer scaling.

[daemonjax]

You're really making this way more difficult than it needs to be. You tried nothing, and you're all out of ideas.

Enable gpu scaling first. You have it disabled.

Look, I'm not your personal google machine. You're on your own now.

[JimCarry]

You're really making this way more difficult than it needs to be. You tried nothing, and you're all out of ideas.

Enable gpu scaling first. You have it disabled.

Look, I'm not your personal google machine. You're on your own now.

how da fak i must know that this f@cking option will be usable after i enable gpu scaling ?,after i did what you said now both are on.now what ?