<?xml version='1.0' encoding='utf-8'?>
<vdd_settings>
    <monitors>
        <count>1</count>
    </monitors>
    <gpu>
        <friendlyname>default</friendlyname>
    </gpu>
	<global>
		<!--These are global refreshrates, any you add in here, will be replicated to all resolutions-->
		<g_refresh_rate>60</g_refresh_rate>
		<g_refresh_rate>90</g_refresh_rate>
		<g_refresh_rate>120</g_refresh_rate>
		<g_refresh_rate>144</g_refresh_rate>
		<g_refresh_rate>165</g_refresh_rate>
		<g_refresh_rate>244</g_refresh_rate>
	</global>
    <resolutions>
        <resolution>
            <width>800</width>
            <height>600</height>
            <refresh_rate>30</refresh_rate>
        </resolution>
        <resolution>
            <width>1366</width>
            <height>768</height>
            <refresh_rate>30</refresh_rate>
        </resolution>
        <resolution>
            <width>1920</width>
            <height>1080</height>
            <refresh_rate>30</refresh_rate>
        </resolution>
        <resolution>
            <width>2560</width>
            <height>1440</height>
            <refresh_rate>30</refresh_rate>
        </resolution>
        <resolution>
            <width>3840</width>
            <height>2160</height>
            <refresh_rate>30</refresh_rate>
        </resolution>
    
        
    </resolutions>
    <options>
		<CustomEdid>false</CustomEdid> <!-- Custom Edid should be named "user_edid.bin"! This does not support emulating resolutions!-->
		<PreventSpoof>false</PreventSpoof> <!--Enable this to prevent manufacturer spoofing when using custom edid. Please only do so if you need to!-->
		<EdidCeaOverride>false</EdidCeaOverride> <!--Enable this to override or add hard coded cea-extension block to custom Edid support allowing you to enable HDR-->
		<HardwareCursor>true</HardwareCursor>
		<SDR10bit>false</SDR10bit>
		<HDRPlus>false</HDRPlus> <!-- If you have SDR10 bit enabled, HDRPlus wont work - there’s a conflict because the display system cannot simultaneously handle both high dynamic range 12-bit and standard dynamic range 10-bit settings. -->
		<logging>false</logging>
        <!-- DEBUG LOGGING FOR EXPERTS ONLY!-->
        <debuglogging>false</debuglogging> 
        <!-- DEBUG LOGS CAN GENERATE 1000+ LINES-->
		<!-- Warning: Leaving logging on too long can lead to excessive filesize. Especially DebugLogging, which should only be used for short periods to log errors. -->
		<!-- Logging: Useful to troubleshoot and determine which GPUs are being used, and if displays are working as intended.-->
		<!-- Debug Logging: Logs local system information with every driver function/event/process. Useful for GitHub Help Tickets.-->
	</options>
</vdd_settings>