Hi,
I have "Sony GDM-F520" CRT monitor hooked up to "Geforce 1080ti" GPU through "Sunix DP-3000" DisplayPort>Analog adapter. The built-in DAC on that adapter has like 500-550MHz pixel clock limit.
The monitor info is detected fine as Sony F520 but the reported max pixel clock is only 220MHz. This used to work fine for me with Sony FW900 before, I was able to reach 500MHz resolution modes. But with this new monitor it is stuck at 220MHz.
I have tried changing this value in CRU and selected "Include if slot available", restarted video and even the whole computer. I can see the new value is remembered by CRU but the artificial limit of 220MHz is still in effect somehow from somewhere.
I can add resolutions beyond 220Hz limit via NCP but that way I cannot use DSR and I often lose signal after a few minutes so the screen shuts off. There is no such random signal loss using built-in resolutions, only with high resolutions added via NCP.
Would you have any ideas what I can try to overcome this? Thank you
I have "Sony GDM-F520" CRT monitor hooked up to "Geforce 1080ti" GPU through "Sunix DP-3000" DisplayPort>Analog adapter. The built-in DAC on that adapter has like 500-550MHz pixel clock limit.
The monitor info is detected fine as Sony F520 but the reported max pixel clock is only 220MHz. This used to work fine for me with Sony FW900 before, I was able to reach 500MHz resolution modes. But with this new monitor it is stuck at 220MHz.
I have tried changing this value in CRU and selected "Include if slot available", restarted video and even the whole computer. I can see the new value is remembered by CRU but the artificial limit of 220MHz is still in effect somehow from somewhere.
I can add resolutions beyond 220Hz limit via NCP but that way I cannot use DSR and I often lose signal after a few minutes so the screen shuts off. There is no such random signal loss using built-in resolutions, only with high resolutions added via NCP.
Would you have any ideas what I can try to overcome this? Thank you