Whatever you do, just use a bit more brightness than mrk![]()
Yeah i thought his brightness was a little low when i set that on my monitor
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Whatever you do, just use a bit more brightness than mrk![]()
Yeah i thought his brightness was a little low when i set that on my monitor, thought i was losing my mind!
Nah, it's just mrk.
He will be along shortly to tell you your eyes will get used to it. But mine won't, not when I play many HDR games which are much brighter. Coming from that to such low brightness when HDR is off looks dull as ****![]()
Nah, it's just mrk.
He will be along shortly to tell you your eyes will get used to it. But mine won't, not when I play many HDR games which are much brighter. Coming from that to such low brightness when HDR is off looks dull as ****![]()
Just for burn in protection I personally run my DW at 30 brightness and 40 contrast under the standard mode with the eco leaf next to it when not gaming or watching a film and your eyes really do get used to it but as soon as I game or watch a film I switch over to 1 of my other preferred profiles.
Just for burn in protection I personally run my DW at 30 brightness and 40 contrast under the standard mode with the eco leaf next to it when not gaming or watching a film and your eyes really do get used to it but as soon as I game or watch a film I switch over to 1 of my other preferred profiles.
I sit in a really dark room with abit of ambient lighting around me so having a dim screen doesn't help me at all, i can manage with around 60% brightness and 66% on the contrast.
I could probably turn this down somewhat during day time but have yet to try it yet during the day.
I don't remember my settings of the top of my head. But there is a table somewhere in this thread that shows what settings on this monitor correspond with different cd/m2.
I have tone mapping at around 1.4. Also, I have to set the peak brightness at around 780 as 1000 is blowing out highlights. It seems for me that 780 = 1000 in game. I have to set 630 on my 800 screen.
If you have a 4090 then you really don't care what it is, you aren't going to fall foul of the Freesync 48Hz limit.Thinking back i probably should have gone for that when i saw it while having a 4090 im sure i could have made good use of the G Sync module lol. Ah well, not gonna complain about the £660 DWF!
If you have a 4090 then you really don't care what it is, you aren't going to fall foul of the Freesync 48Hz limit.
Plus the fact that you now have upgradeable firmware and only one fan instead of two!!
Nah, the DWF is a better buy imo.
I use pretty much the same as you but I've also found this reshade from Nexusmods to help nicely with black levels - https://www.nexusmods.com/cyberpunk2077/mods/284
It does nothing but fix black levels, Doesn't add any weird filters or anything.
I have tone mapping at around 1.4. Also, I have to set the peak brightness at around 780 as 1000 is blowing out highlights. It seems for me that 780 = 1000 in game. I have to set 630 on my 800 screen.
If you have a 4090 then you really don't care what it is, you aren't going to fall foul of the Freesync 48Hz limit.
Plus the fact that you now have upgradeable firmware and only one fan instead of two!!
Nah, the DWF is a better buy imo.
Nah, it's just mrk.
He will be along shortly to tell you your eyes will get used to it. But mine won't, not when I play many HDR games which are much brighter. Coming from that to such low brightness when HDR is off looks dull as ****![]()
My preference for SDR luminance was based on an industry standards recognised brightness of around 100 cd/m2
I'm at 56 brightness now though which targets closer to 120cd/m2 which is the upper end of the recognised standards for productivity and editing and has zero eye strain in dim lighting. In my line of work my eyes need to be looked after, they make me money after all![]()