A seemingly simple question with no easy answer from what I can find. I've recently switched HT receivers from a Yamaha RVX-1800b to a Marantz 6005 and have run into a problem with the Nvidia cards I've been using in my HTPC.
On both the 460 SE and the 560 Ti I have I am seemingly unable to force a full RGB colour range running HDMI despite the fact that the receiver and the display full support it. This causes some pretty big grief when gaming on the couch as the games still render as if a full range connection is present, the result is a large amount of crushed out detail on the dark and light ends of the scale. This isn't a problem with AMD cards as they allow you to choose the desktop color range inside CCC but Nvidia lacks this functionality.
I've tried the old trick of creating an identical 1920x1080 custom res however Nvidia appear to have broken this trick in recent releases (it now tells you that said PC resolution already exists even though it only shows up under the HDTV list). Does anyone know of a method for forcing the OS/Cards to out put the correct range?
On both the 460 SE and the 560 Ti I have I am seemingly unable to force a full RGB colour range running HDMI despite the fact that the receiver and the display full support it. This causes some pretty big grief when gaming on the couch as the games still render as if a full range connection is present, the result is a large amount of crushed out detail on the dark and light ends of the scale. This isn't a problem with AMD cards as they allow you to choose the desktop color range inside CCC but Nvidia lacks this functionality.
I've tried the old trick of creating an identical 1920x1080 custom res however Nvidia appear to have broken this trick in recent releases (it now tells you that said PC resolution already exists even though it only shows up under the HDTV list). Does anyone know of a method for forcing the OS/Cards to out put the correct range?