Question AMD VSR locks me at 60hz above native resolution

[sandro.dzotsenidze.93]

Hi, anyone knows why I get only 60hz option when using vsr (higher resolution when native) my specs : monitor benq ex240 gpu 6600xt hdmi cable. Usually I play 1080p 165hz and works well with hdmi but when I increase resolution to 1440p I have only 60hz in display settings and games feel slow at 60 hz despite high fps. Monitor has 2.0 hdmi port, 1.2 displayport.

 

[punkncat]

Since the monitor itself is 1080, I can only imagine the other mode is some manner of scaling. The monitor itself shouldn't be able to do 1440. Even if it says it is, are you seeing the proper edges of the desktop or app?

 

[sandro.dzotsenidze.93]

Since the monitor itself is 1080, I can only imagine the other mode is some manner of scaling. The monitor itself shouldn't be able to do 1440. Even if it says it is, are you seeing the proper edges of the desktop or app?

Yes it's scaling like dlss and fsr but it works opposite - renders higher resolution when native and downscale to native resolution. Result is you have better image quality when native image.

 

[punkncat]

Yes it's scaling like dlss and fsr but it works opposite - renders higher resolution when native and downscale to native resolution. Result is you have better image quality when native image.

No matter what the hype is saying, your 1080 monitor is not displaying 1440. I promise you. It is not physically possible on the hardware.

 

[sandro.dzotsenidze.93]

No matter what the hype is saying, your 1080 monitor is not displaying 1440. I promise you. It is not physically possible on the hardware.

Bro I know it will not be true 1440p but it has small improvement and Nvidia has same technology as well. You can google information

 

[sandro.dzotsenidze.93]

Fixed it, activate gpu scaling in amd adrenalin with vsr and I can use 165hz