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Ultra wide monitor 5120 x 1440 support ?

  • 31 January 2021
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Hello,

I plan to buy the Samsung C49RG90, and would like to know if Shadow support the native resolution 5120x1440@60hz ?

Thanks.

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Best answer by Chaos_Supreme 16 February 2021, 13:31

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I am running Shadow with a Odyessy G9 (5120 x 1440) and can comfirm it does work, although it wants the default res to be 3840 x 1080@120Hz).

 

You enable 5120 x 1440@60Hz by enabling H.265 in the Shadow menu.

 

I do get some pulsing in the image though.

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I get the same “pulsing” on higher resolutions as well. Have you found the cause/resolution?

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These estimated calculations might help:

The recomended bandwidth for h.264 Resolution/Refresh rate (only calculated) 2160p(4k) 144fps 160-290Mbit/s ----------Max. 70Mbit 1440p(2K) 144fps 70-145Mbit/s 2160p(4K) 60fps 65–120Mbit/s 1080p 240fps 60-120Mbit/s 1080p 144fps 35-70Mbit/s 2160p(4K) 30fps 33-60Mbit/s 1440p(2K) 60fps 30-60Mbit/s 720p 144fps 25-50Mbit/s 1440p(2K) 30fps 15-30Mbit/s 1080p 60fps 15-30Mbit/s 720p 60fps 10-20 Mbit/s 480p 144fps 10-20Mbit/s 1080p 30fps 8-15Mbit/s 480p 60fps 6-12Mbit/s 720 30fps 5-10Mbit/s 360p 144fps 5-10Mbit/s 480p 30fps 3-6 Mbit/s ----------Min. 5Mbit 360p 60fps 2-4 Mbit/s h.265 (low bandwith setting) needs only half the Mbit/s. Supported hardware: Intel 4000 igpu (partial support thanks to driverpatch 15.36.14.4080) Intel 5000 igpu (partial support thanks to driverpatch^) Intel ≥6000 igpu Intel ≥10000G0 igpu (Soon 4:4:4 able on Shadow) GeForce GTX 750 GeForce GTX 9... GeForce GTX Titan X GeForce GTX 10... GeForce GTX 16... (Soon 4:4:4 able on Shadow) GeForce RTX 20... (Soon 4:4:4 able on Shadow) Radeon RX 300 (only Polaris, VegaM) Radeon RX 400/500 Radeon RX Vega/Radeon VII(7nm) Radeon RX 5000 Or newer


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Phobos
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Hey @Chaos_Supreme  @villo1988,

try limiting the FPS to 60 in your shadow launcher-settings and in the game you are playing. Make sure it is set to the correct solution and Hz (60) in your nvidia control panel on shadow.

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Thanks @Phobos for the suggestion, although it didn’t make a difference. I think the problem is my iGPU which isn’t powerful enough to decode 4K @ 60Hz. 
 

Hey @Gelgoog - this is a very useful list - how do define “supported hardware”? Does that mean that Intel ≥6000 is capable of decoding 4K @ 60Hz?

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@villo1988 

Pushing 4k 60 for most intigrated graphics is possible as native decode of h264 is supported by the intigrated intel or amd gpu. But as their is no buffer in the stream and you will experience dropped frames or as you put it earlier the “pulsing” issue when at higher resolution. You can allways scale down your resolution to alleviate strain on the igpu or when funding permits grab a gpu for your system. If you have a laptop with thunderbolt then your options would be a gpu enclosure with thunderbolt interface. -Gelgoog  

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I am running Shadow with a Odyessy G9 (5120 x 1440) and can comfirm it does work, although it wants the default res to be 3840 x 1080@120Hz).

 

You enable 5120 x 1440@60Hz by enabling H.265 in the Shadow menu.

 

I do get some pulsing in the image though.

I also use Shadow with a resolution of 5120x1440, but the resolution does not work for me. Even with H265, increasing the bandwidth to max and fixing the frame rate to 60.
With a reduced resulution to 3840x1440 there is no problem.

How can i fix this?

A resolution of 5120x1440 has less pixel as a full 4K resolution (3840 x 2160)

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I am running Shadow with a Odyessy G9 (5120 x 1440) and can comfirm it does work, although it wants the default res to be 3840 x 1080@120Hz).

 

You enable 5120 x 1440@60Hz by enabling H.265 in the Shadow menu.

 

I do get some pulsing in the image though.

Hi, I fixed the pulsing by disabling the quick menu in the interface options on the shadow (beta) client.

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