Catalyst 15.7 WHQL Problematic VSR thread.

This.

In-game is clear in visible, no problems at all.At least in BF4, that is.Had no time to test it in other games, though, but I will over weekend.

 

But dem UIs doe

 

Code:

OS: Windows 10 Preview Build 10166 (fully updated)
Card: MSI Twin Frozr HD 7950 CF
Native Resolution: 1920*1200
VSR Working: Yes
Maximum VSR Resolution: 2560*1600
Driver Cleanly Installed with DDU: Yes
Maximum VSR Resolution According to driver release notes: 2560*1600

 

Code:

OS: Windows 8.1 x64 Fully Updated 
Card: Sapphire Radeon HD7850 OC 2GB
Native Resolution: 1920x1200
VSR Working: No
Maximum VSR Resolution: N/A
Driver Cleanly Installed with DDU: Yes (before reinstalling Windows)
Maximum VSR Resolution According to driver release notes: Will check whenever I get a chance

For further info:

- VSR still doesn't work even with a clean installation of Windows 8.1

- My monitor its a Dell U2421M (using the HDMI output to DVI input with a HDMI-DVI adapter or straight DVI doesn't make a difference)

 

Code:

OS: Windows 8.1 x64 (fully updated)
Card: Sapphire Radeon R9 280X Crossfire
Native Resolution: 1920*1080
VSR Working: Yes
Maximum VSR Resolution: 2560*1440
Driver Cleanly Installed with DDU: Yes
Maximum VSR Resolution According to driver release notes: 3200*1800.

Works great in GTA V with 1440p, but I would really like to try out 1800p since i have performance to spare and also in older games.

 

All on same PC:

Code:

OS: Windows 8.1 x64 (fully updated)
Card: PowerColor PCS+ AX7850 2GBD5-2DHPP
Native Resolution: 1920*1080
VSR Working: No
Maximum VSR Resolution: N/A
Driver Cleanly Installed with DDU: No
Maximum VSR Resolution According to driver release notes: 3200*1800.

Code:

OS: Windows 10 x64 Insider Preview(Build 10162/Build 10166)
Card: PowerColor PCS+ AX7850 2GBD5-2DHPP
Native Resolution: 1920*1080
VSR Working: No
Maximum VSR Resolution: N/A
Driver Cleanly Installed with DDU: Yes
Maximum VSR Resolution According to driver release notes: 3200*1800.

Well,I wonder maybe display&Cable information is also needed for this thread:

Device ID:6819
Display: BENQ GL2450 on DVI

 

No VSR

Code:

OS: Windows 8.1 x64 updated
Card: Radeon R9 290
Native Resolution: 1920*1080
VSR Working: No
Maximum VSR Resolution: -
Driver Cleanly Installed with DDU: yes
Maximum VSR Resolution According to driver release notes: 3840 X 2400
Cable: Mini DP to HDMI
Device ID:1002-67B1
Build date: Nov 5 2013
Monitor: Asus 26" VK266H -1920x1200

I think we should be putting in device ID and cable type as well.

Good idea bright, added monitor as well.

 

Code:

OS: Windows 8.1 x64 Not updated at all
Card: Asus Fury X
Native Resolution: 1920*1200
VSR Working: Yes
Maximum VSR Resolution: 3840 x 2400
Driver Cleanly Installed with DDU: yes
Maximum VSR Resolution According to driver release notes: 3840 X 2400
Cable: HDMI to DVI adapter
Device ID:1002-7300
Build date: June 16, 2015
Monitor: Gateway FHD2400 -1920x1200

I haven't tried it in any games yet but will when I get a chance this weekend.

 

Code:

OS: Windows 8.1 x64 (fully updated)
Card: Sapphire Radeon HD 7870 Ghz edition
Native Resolution: 1920*1080
VSR Working: No
Maximum VSR Resolution: N/A
Driver Cleanly Installed with DDU: Yes
Maximum VSR Resolution According to driver release notes: 2560*1440

OS: Windows 10 TP Build 10162 x64 (fully updated)
Card: Sapphire Radeon HD 7870 Ghz edition
Native Resolution: 1920*1080
VSR Working: No
Maximum VSR Resolution: N/A
Driver Cleanly Installed with DDU: Yes
Maximum VSR Resolution According to driver release notes: 2560*1440

INF Section : ati2mtag_R575B

 

Not supposed to be chatter in this thread but since you started it, it does it for both, regardless if desktop is left at native or not.

 

You are both saying the same thing.

 

Code:

OS: Windows 8.1 x64 (fully updated)
Card: Sapphire Radeon R9 290x X 3 (reference) in TriFire.
Native Resolution: 2560x1440 monitor 1
Native Resolution: 1920*1080 monitor 2
VSR Working: Yes
Maximum VSR Resolution: 3200*1800 on both monitors
Driver Cleanly Installed with DDU: Yes
Maximum VSR Resolution According to driver [URL="http://support.amd.com/en-us/kb-articles/Pages/AMDCatalyst15-7WINReleaseNotes.aspx"]release notes[/URL]: 3200*1800.

 

Can you guys also add the INF section used for your cards?

You can find it in the DDU log. (no need to clean)

Like this : INF Section : ati2mtag_R575B

 

This is what mine says, not sure if its helpful to you, but here goes

INF Section : ati2mtag_R575

 

DDU Version:15.3.1.0
GPU # 0000 Detected : AMD Radeon R9 200 Series
INF Section : ati2mtag_Hawaii
--------------
GPU # 0001 Detected : AMD Radeon R9 200 Series
INF Section : ati2mtag_Hawaii
--------------
GPU # 0002 Detected : AMD Radeon R9 200 Series
INF Section : ati2mtag_Hawaii
--------------

 

Edit: Thanks

 

fixed it :banana:

 

Ok, I've been able to mess with the INF to use ati2mtag_Hawaii instead of ati2mtag_R575B
And it is still not working.
So I guess the error is deeper in the driver than just in the ".INF"
Oh well... at least I tried...

 

i tried one thing with my system.. ive got an HX191D monitor with 1280x1024 res.. so i installed the driver and first of all i couldnt get the vsr option no matter what.. then i tried many things all on these forums but it didnt work for me.. then i installed the driver and OPENED CRU AND ADDED A RESOLUTION OF 1920X1080 60HZ FOR MY MONITOR.. and after restart violaaaaa i got the VSR in my catalyst control center.. and also by doing this my monitors native resolution got changed to 1920x1080 and i got vsr of upto 2560x1440.. hope this helps anyone who wants to get this solved..

Anyone try this then report here if it works..

 

It might work for people that don't have it at all, but you're still at 1440p, while you're supposed to be at 3200*1800.