:butterfly_lesbian: Jennifer :butterfly_trans: (@transcendentempress)

Saffron 🇵🇸 🇸🇩 #1 covid hater @Soniop@eldritch.cafe

3y

🔴 You ever feel like the colors on your screen might not be as good as they should be ?
The black not being very dark ?
The overall contrast feeling meh ?

Well maybe your screen is set on rbg limited rather than rgb full !

Depending on what your screens are plugged on you can change that on the :
- NVIDIA control panel
- Intel graphics command center
- AMD radeon settings

Pics are screenshot of where you can find the setting to change it on your side !

Worth checking for a much better experience ✨

Share to save eyes :boosts_ok:

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Saffron 🇵🇸 🇸🇩 #1 covid hater @Soniop@eldritch.cafe

3y

Here's a (phone quality) video of my screen showing the difference going from limited rgb to full rgb

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:butterfly_lesbian: Jennifer :butterfly_trans: @transcendentempress@peculiar.florist

2y

@Soniop As we're on the range settings, I've always wondered, is there any true difference between RGB full and YCbCr 4:4:4?

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Saffron 🇵🇸 🇸🇩 #1 covid hater @Soniop@eldritch.cafe

2y

@transcendentempress i don't really know much outside that's it's a bit weird and kinda limit the range too? rbg full is the better option on pc monitors

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:butterfly_lesbian: Jennifer :butterfly_trans: @transcendentempress@peculiar.florist

2y

@Soniop Ah, it's limiting too, well I'm very glad I asked you because it's an info I never got clearly from any page I managed to find on the matter. Stick to RGB Full it is then.

Thanks!:blobcat_heart:

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Saffron 🇵🇸 🇸🇩 #1 covid hater @Soniop@eldritch.cafe

2y

@transcendentempress it's an info i found from reddit, i definitely wouldn't fully trust me on this if you cared about the specifics!

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