Widescreen Gaming Forum

Thanks Hermit...so entering the Widescreen modes in the Forceware will allow the application to display the widescreen modes and hence, allow me to select it right?

PS. I printed you instruction (very nice by the way) and will enter them. My Dell 2405 maxs at 1920x1200 so I will enter all the widescreen resolutions down to everything above 800x600. Let me know is this is incorrect.

Thanks for the help hermit,

PS. I printed you instruction (very nice by the way) and will enter them. My Dell 2405 maxs at 1920x1200 so I will enter all the widescreen resolutions down to everything above 800x600. Let me know is this is incorrect.

Sounds good, man.

I've not had any luck with most of the newer drivers and Custom Res Addn., so let me know how it goes. :)

(Oddly, I had a testing install running last weekend, and it worked fine on that... can't remember the exact driver revision, though...)

PS,

I don't have the latest Beta driver but I have the one before which is still newer than the released current driver. Gonna try hermit's method and see if that works. Let you know.

Hey hermit,

I for the life of me cannot get to the Manage Custom Resolutions menu area. I have Advanced view selected and these are my menu choices in the Nvidia Control Panel: Help?

3D Settings
Adjust image settings with preview
Manage 3D settings
Set SLI configuration

Display
Change resolution
Change flat panel scaling
Adjust desktop color settings
Rotate display
Set up multiple displays

Performance
Adjust Motherboard Settings
Adjust GPU Settings
Tune System
View System Information
Launch NVMonitor
Adjust Custom Rules

System Stability
Perform Stability Test

Video & Television
Adjust video color settings
Change the signal or HD format

@TheRealOmegaMan: Custom Resolutions does not exist in the Vista nVidia drivers. I've used Powerstrip successfully on Vista, however, for creating and using custom resolutions. Crysis supported every one of thoese, except for those which the vertical resolution was below 480 pixels.

Advanced Timings, Custom Resolutions

This driver does not support adding arbitrary resolutions and timings.

XPMaster...many thanks for the response. Can you give me the link (or where to get it at) and some guidance on Powerstrip?

Many thanks.

I'm not XPmaster, but herecan you get your guide, hosted here on WSGF.

The first link is for the newest version. :wink:

Any help is greatly appreciated. Many thanks P-Storm

hello, i have a 22' 16:10 lcd, and i expected to play this game in 1280*800, because my native resolution is 1680*1050 (1.6) so if i put 1280*800 (1.6) y am suposed to view all the panel with no black lines.
But that not happened, y see like 4:3. Why?

I really want to thank you guys for all the work you have done on testing this game I really appreciate it, not I know what to expect when installing Crysis, do you guys want triple head screenshots?

This works well for Nvidia driver, probably something similar will work for AMD. Fixes 24fps bug.

To edit ini files use Notepad plus plus, https://notepad-plus-plus.org/

In NVCP

1. 3D Settings, Configure SLI, Disable SLI



2. Display, Change resolution, Customize, create a custom 1920x1079 resolution with 60Hz



3. 3D Settings, Configure SLI, Span displays, Configure, choose 5760x1079




in \USER\Documents\my games\Crysis\game.cfg

make this file READ ONLY

i_mouse_smooth = 0
net_enable_voice_chat = 1
r_Brightness = 0.5
r_Contrast = 0.5
r_Fullscreen = 1
r_Gamma = 1.0
r_Height = 1079
r_MotionBlurShutterSpeed = 0.015
r_VSync = 1
r_Width = 5760
s_DialogVolume = 1
s_MusicVolume = 0.6
s_SFXVolume = 1
sys_spec_GameEffects = 4
sys_spec_MotionBlur = 2
sys_spec_ObjectDetail = 4
sys_spec_Particles = 4
sys_spec_Physics = 4
sys_spec_PostProcessing = 4
sys_spec_Shading = 4
sys_spec_Shadows = 4
sys_spec_Sound = 4
sys_spec_Texture = 4
sys_spec_VolumetricEffects = 4
sys_spec_Water = 4

Black bars Fix
console in game (~)
con_restricted = 0
hud_panoramicHeight = 0

To remove the frame limit, use the program Borderless Gaming.