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BenQ XL2411T/Strobelight/Amd
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kurtnilsen
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Hello.
I have that same monitor, and i use it 24/7 with strobelight.
At first the colours where not very good when using strobelight, so i always switched it off when not gaming.
I recently adjusted the settings, and now they are ok i think.
The settings i use on the monitor:
Contrast: 65
Lightboost: 30 %
I have nvidia, but i think you should manage to do the same thing with AMD.
When everything is at default settings you should see what is the dominant color on the screen.
For me that was RED, so adjusted RED down until it was not dominant anymore.
After that i saw that blue was the dominant colour, so i adjusted that down until i thought it was ok.
The some places looked a little green, so i adjusted green down a little bit. Used the grey background on the hardforum to get rid of the little green tint that where left.
Hope that made some sense...
With this you can get ok colours without the need for a calibrator.
I have that same monitor, and i use it 24/7 with strobelight.
At first the colours where not very good when using strobelight, so i always switched it off when not gaming.
I recently adjusted the settings, and now they are ok i think.
The settings i use on the monitor:
Contrast: 65
Lightboost: 30 %
I have nvidia, but i think you should manage to do the same thing with AMD.
When everything is at default settings you should see what is the dominant color on the screen.
For me that was RED, so adjusted RED down until it was not dominant anymore.
After that i saw that blue was the dominant colour, so i adjusted that down until i thought it was ok.
The some places looked a little green, so i adjusted green down a little bit. Used the grey background on the hardforum to get rid of the little green tint that where left.
Hope that made some sense...
With this you can get ok colours without the need for a calibrator.
kurtnilsen
n00b
- Joined
- Jun 29, 2012
- Messages
- 7
np!
On my screen i use these settings:
RED: Brightness: 30 %
GREEN: Brightness: 45 %
BLUE: Brightness 40 %
ALL: Gamme: 0,85
Are your screen red dominant?
On my screen i use these settings:
RED: Brightness: 30 %
GREEN: Brightness: 45 %
BLUE: Brightness 40 %
ALL: Gamme: 0,85
Are your screen red dominant?