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Stretched resolution isn’t placebo — when it’s done correctly, it can change how enemies move across your screen, how consistent your aim feels, and how clean your visuals are in competitive FPS games like Valorant.
The problem is that Windows and GPU drivers don’t expose true stretched resolutions like 1440×1080 by default. When players try to force them, they usually end up with black bars, blurry scaling, broken aspect ratios, or added input lag.

In this video, I’ll show you a safe, clean, and fully reversible method to add true 4:3 stretched resolutions using CRU (Custom Resolution Utility) and configure them properly in AMD Adrenalin for low latency, clean scaling, and zero black bars.
This works on Windows 10 & Windows 11, and it’s perfect for Valorant, CS-style shooters, and competitive FPS players who want a real visual advantage — not placebo.

🛠️ Tools, Commands & Paths Used (FULL LIST)
CRU (Custom Resolution Utility):
CRU.exe
restart64.exe
reset-all.exe

Windows Display Paths:
Desktop → Right Click → Display Settings
Display Settings → Advanced Display
Advanced Display → Display Adapter Properties
Display Adapter Properties → List All Modes

AMD Adrenalin Paths:
AMD Adrenalin → Settings
Settings → Display

CRU Configuration Settings:
Standard Resolutions → Delete All
Extension Blocks → Edit → Delete All
Detailed Resolutions → Add
Resolution: 1440 × 1080
Timing: Exact Reduced
Refresh Rate: Monitor Native (144 / 165 / 240 Hz ONLY)

AMD Scaling Settings:
GPU Scaling → ON
Scaling Mode → Full Panel
Integer Scaling → OFF
Pixel Format → RGB 4:4:4 Full
Color Depth → Highest Available

🚀 What This Fixes & Optimizes
Adds true 4:3 stretched resolutions
Removes black bars
Fixes blurry scaling
Prevents aspect ratio bugs
Ensures GPU-side scaling (lower input delay)
Works without rebooting Windows
Fully reversible with reset-all.exe

If anything goes wrong, just run:
reset-all.exe → then restart64.exe
Everything instantly returns to default — no risk, no permanent changes.

💬 If this helped, drop a like 👍, comment what stretched res you’re using, and let me know what FPS or input-delay tweaks you want next.