Remember it only applies for HDMI. If you use DisplayPort or DVI there is nothing to change.
NVIDIA users - How to improve in-game colours
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Remember it only applies for HDMI. If you use DisplayPort or DVI there is nothing to change.
The Lagom LCD tests are an easy way to check if your display & GPU are in agreement of the colour range used.
http://www.lagom.nl/lcd-test/black.php
http://www.lagom.nl/lcd-test/contrast.php
etc.
http://www.lagom.nl/lcd-test/black.php
http://www.lagom.nl/lcd-test/contrast.php
etc.
may be except anothe limited color setting in the last tabs concerning video player output for movies
Assuming the display can show it in the first case.
I run in surround with 1x dvi (center) and 2x hdmi (left and right).
I broke up surround to see the settings for the hdmi monitors and changed them to "full". I went back to surround, and I don't know if the settings held, or they reverted. When in surround, the option is not shown.
I can get in game to see if there's a difference, but I probably won't unless the difference is obvious.
I broke up surround to see the settings for the hdmi monitors and changed them to "full". I went back to surround, and I don't know if the settings held, or they reverted. When in surround, the option is not shown.
I can get in game to see if there's a difference, but I probably won't unless the difference is obvious.
Don't forget to calibrate your monitor afterwards, if you've been used to flatrange this might be off as well.
Actually it isn't hogwash a lot of the 4K monitors support 10bit, suggest you check facts before dissing posts.Some TVs may have some small issues with it. But its no more trouble than just disabling it again.
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Monitor needs to support 10bit, very few does. So sounds like a hogwash post
It doesn't affect DVI but it on 4K makes a big difference to display port as the default is set at 8 bit and so the NVidia gpu will naturally restrict what it puts out to the display port, you need to enable the output to 10 bits to take advantage of what the 4K monitor can display.
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Only if you have more than one monitor, which you have already balanced with Gamut and Granger charts. Essential for correct colour balance in photography.
The difference was obvious. People need to do this. This should be a sticky in the newcomer forum.
Finely a performance tweak that does not cost me 5-FPS. thanks
I believe it is also possible to increase the colour gamut in Windows Display Properties.
( Screen resolution, advanced, colour management, advanced tab, profiles)
This should work all video cards, under every output form.
Calibrating the display will also help with common problems.
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( Screen resolution, advanced, colour management, advanced tab, profiles)
This should work all video cards, under every output form.
Calibrating the display will also help with common problems.
o7
780M - my control panel only has the option to change 3D settings...?
How's your screen connected? DVI? DisplayPort? HDMI?
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Yup, nice tip. Rep from me as well
Just done this, and WOW!