Starting off our list of the best motherboard brands is the mighty ASUS. I imagine it should be the Standard one, but I'm not sure.Asus pb277 best settings. I'm willing to try to get better results (eyeballing in games and using the Lagom test pages) by fiddling around with the Win 7 wizard, but I'm not even sure which mode to have the monitor in when I do that. Is it possible/likely, that the overall best looking mode, the sRGB one, to be using 100 Brightness and 80 contrast? From all the hardware calibrating results I see online (not for this panel specifically), and even those using a software only approach, they have, or even start from a much, much lower brightness (30-60%).ģ. Do they all have custom gammas, custom color temperatures?Ģ. What exactly is different between the SPLENDID preset modes? Can't be just brightness and contrast. I tried at least 20 times, using the Windows 7 Color Calibration wizard to replicate the sRGB colors and overall feel, starting from one of the other modes, where Brightness, Contrast, Sharpness, Color Temeprature are unlocked, but I failed to reach the best I found for me atm, that being using the sRGB mode, and in the Win 7 wizard lowering red and blue a tiny bit, ignoring/skipping the gamma and brightness/contrast pages.ġ. The other problem is that the light grays have a pink tint, and sites I access daily, from different other PCs, like, have their color schemes skewed towards purple somehow. That makes be wonder if the values shown for Brightness and Contrast, 100 and 80, respectively, are the ones used in this mode. At least for the Sharpness one, I'm almost certain the grayed value, 40, is the one that's being used, as on the test pages I played with that setting (when enabled, in the other modes) enough to recognize the value (30 being optimal).

The sRGB mode on the monitor comes with grayed and locked settings for Brightness, Contrast and Sharpness. From that pov, trying the different preset SPLENDID modes the monitor came with, I got the following feeling: the Scenery and Theater modes - way too dark in games, colors all around oversaturated the Standard mode, usable in games, but way too bright for browsing the Game and the Night View modes are ok-ish in game but the colors are washed out, especially compared with what I found to be the overall default winner, the preset sRGB mode.

Hello guys, I could use some help with eyeball/software calibrating my Asus ML229H, please.

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