So I was looking into custom resolutions for fortnite and one of the steps was to make custom rez using your AMD settings, so I went in there and I didn't see the "Create a custom resolution." I have been looking everywhere and trying everything to fix this but nothing seems to work. Can someone help? Thank you!
My specs:
Desktop
Windows 8.1 pro
Software version: Radeon Software Crimson Edition Beta (The software says 15.301)
Display: Vizio E240AR 60Hz 1360 x 768 I believe
Motherboard: MSI a68hm-e33 v2 Version: 7721v85
CPU: AMD Athlon X4 845 Quad core
Graphics card: AMD Radeon HD 6450
RAM: 8GB of ddr3
HDD: 1tb hard drive
PSU: Corsir CX 430
Message was edited by: Malcolm Adger
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As a work around to the issue you are having, have you tried using Custom Resolution Utility? It is a small free program that you can add and customize your monitor's Resolutions.
Here is where you can download it and read on how to use it: Custom Resolution Utility (CRU)
Note: By the way, AMD doesn't support Windows 8.0/8.1 Operating Systems with updated drivers. So whatever driver there is for Windows 8.1 is the last driver made for that OS.
doesn't help me 1 bit
These are your choices for a driver > AMD Radeon™ HD 6450 Drivers & Support | AMD
I would clean install them. Clean Install AMD Graphics Drivers
** Windows 7 and Windows 8.1 must be fully updated before attempting to install any AMD driver. All 'critical', 'recommended', and 'optional' (no language packs,etc) updates as well as any Service Packs (SP) must be installed before any attempt to install graphics drivers. If you do not get this message .... keep installing until you do:
Updated my windows and it still won't display custom res.
As a work around to the issue you are having, have you tried using Custom Resolution Utility? It is a small free program that you can add and customize your monitor's Resolutions.
Here is where you can download it and read on how to use it: Custom Resolution Utility (CRU)
Note: By the way, AMD doesn't support Windows 8.0/8.1 Operating Systems with updated drivers. So whatever driver there is for Windows 8.1 is the last driver made for that OS.
That's weird, thank you for your help.