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Nvidia color boost?

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I bought my girlfriend a crappy little MX440 to play WOW on. Her monitor sucks too but the drivers have some feature that boosts the color and makes it look pretty darn good. Is there anything I can download somewhere to replicate this on my 9800pro? I fiddled with the 3d color settings and couldnt do anything to come close :/ My monitor looks dull beside hers now. (In the actual monitors settings it cant get any more vivid). My monitor is an old SyncMaster 700p, hers is an ancient HP Pavillion S70.
 
I don't think there is. Try dl'ing stuff for your monitor. Or try messing around with the ATi driver settings.
 
You're referring to 'Digital Vibrance Control' and it's really nothing more than a gamma/contrast/color level tweak.

You can achieve the same effect by adjusting the desktop color settings in the ATI control panel.
 
gersson said:
why is this in the ATI section?? :confused: :rolleyes:
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you obviously didn't read the post

I bought my girlfriend a crappy little MX440 to play WOW on. Her monitor sucks too but the drivers have some feature that boosts the color and makes it look pretty darn good. Is there anything I can download somewhere to replicate this on my 9800pro? I fiddled with the 3d color settings and couldnt do anything to come close :/ My monitor looks dull beside hers now. (In the actual monitors settings it cant get any more vivid). My monitor is an old SyncMaster 700p, hers is an ancient HP Pavillion S70.
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hes asking about an ATi card, questions concerning only one product belong in their own section, there for, its in the ATi section.
 
Blue Falcon said:
You're referring to 'Digital Vibrance Control' and it's really nothing more than a gamma/contrast/color level tweak.

You can achieve the same effect by adjusting the desktop color settings in the ATI control panel.
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I keep trying and it just dosent happen, back to the drawing board I guess.
 
digital vibrance increases colour saturation. Don't think you could replicate it with just gamma/contrast.
 
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