ClawLab updates to version 2.2.0 to improve VRR support and unlock 144Hz and 180Hz modes on MSI Claw consoles
The consoles MSI Claw with Intel processors They have a community tool called ClawLab. This tool has announced its most complete update so far, the ClawLab Intel VRR Range Fix 2.2.0. This update aims to correct the problems of these Intel models and the appearance of stuttering with VRR. In addition to this fix, the new version also adds other modes that They raise the refresh rate of compatible consoles to 180 Hz.
ClawLab adds 2 stable profiles to solve stuttering with LFC
The tool is compatible with MSI Claw with Intel processorsthese are the models:
- MSI Claw A1M
- SI Claw 7 AI+
- MSI Claw 8 AI+
- MSI Claw 8 EX AI+
The tool has now added two new profiles stableone that extends VRR range from 30 to 120 Hzand the official one from Intel and MSI that goes from 48 to 120Hz. In both, a Low Frame Rate Compensation (LFC) Correctionwhich fixes an issue where games appeared less fluid even when VRR was enabled.
This offset maintains VRR when the FPS rate is lower than the display’s minimum refresh rate and may result in incorrect behavior. As an example, they indicate a game that runs at 60 FPS, while the screen still runs at 120 Hz via LFC x2 mode.
Users report greater fluidity between 55 and 60 FPS with this version
With ClawLab 2.2.0 users have noticed greater fluidity when the FPS range remains between 55 and 60 FPSthanks to the fix added in this version. But this is not the only new feature in this update, it has also been eliminated the 24 to 120 Hz range introduced by Intel, as this is a bug and is not a valid VRR range for these displays.
If you want to try this new community tool, you must follow the steps that appear on its GitHub.
Experimental display overclock up to 180 Hz with a safe test mode
On the contrary, these screens Yes, they can reach refresh rates higher than 120 Hzalthough it seems like a lottery and is attributed to the quality of the screen. Although in the experimental phase, a 48 to 144 Hz mode on an MSI Claw 8 AI+ Polar Tempest Editionand also experimentally additional profiles have been added that They reach 144 Hz, 165 Hz and up to 180 Hz with a minimum frequency of 30 or 48 Hz.
If you have one of these consoles you can try one of these modes and report the results to the community. The tool has added a test option in which, if the new refresh rate is not accepted after 15 seconds, it will return to 120 Hz as a stable range.
