Same as mine. But brightness is 63%.
World first QD-OLED monitor from Dell and Samsung (34 inch Ultrawide 175hz)
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Same as mine. But brightness is 63%.
Man of Honour
By the way I re-did the Windows HDR Calibration tool as a test found that the contrast set to 75 the squares during the HDR calibration either undershoot or overshoot 1070 nits which is the peak maximum. At 74 (adjusting in realtime) I can see that the balance is much clearer and aligns with 1070 nits for both luminance screens. So it seems 74 contrast is the most accurate for HDR calibration, which naturally means it's going to be the best for SDR too so have now left it on 74. At 68 I found the first HDR luminance screen was balanced at 930 nits which is undershooting the expected 1070 nits.
Oh yeah I'm in Peak 1000 btw in the OSD.
Oh yeah I'm in Peak 1000 btw in the OSD.
Soldato
I think it would be different as it's a different firmware due to the physical G-Sync module which could affect various settings.
I am still on 144hz and in The Last of Us menu I did notice VRR flicker a bit before. Don't notice it now.
Updated drivers and now the shaders are building up again. Quite quick relative to how long people used to say it took.
Will try it at 175hz next and see if I can tell the difference. The other game was Mortal Kombat 11. Will see if I notice any flicker in that also.
Updated drivers and now the shaders are building up again. Quite quick relative to how long people used to say it took.
Will try it at 175hz next and see if I can tell the difference. The other game was Mortal Kombat 11. Will see if I notice any flicker in that also.
I'll stick with 75
Thought you wanted mrk's settings? As it stands what you have is a lot like mine than his
Anyone brave enough to test now?
github.com
GitHub - MattTS01/VRR_Flicker_Test_OpenGL: Test application for VRR flicker and gamma shift
Test application for VRR flicker and gamma shift . Contribute to MattTS01/VRR_Flicker_Test_OpenGL development by creating an account on GitHub.
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Yeah it never really bothered me before as it was only in very unique conditons i.e. near black, dark grey scenes and low fps but when it did happen, it was quite obvious/immersion breaking so glad it is fixed now.
PCMonitors.info will be posting some input lag results later in the week too
That was the most involved monitor update yet. Had to pull out my desktop to be able to unplug my TV's HDMI out just so it would go. Not to mention changing settings in windows lol.
Hopefully its worth it.
Edit: I just tried a game where the g-sync flicker was a big issue, oblivion when crossing the open world at night, and sadly it's still there. So I don't think the firmware update has managed to work miracles. I guess it might have gotten rid of the less egregious examples of it?
Hopefully its worth it.
Edit: I just tried a game where the g-sync flicker was a big issue, oblivion when crossing the open world at night, and sadly it's still there. So I don't think the firmware update has managed to work miracles. I guess it might have gotten rid of the less egregious examples of it?
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AMD or nvidia gpu?
Also, anyone with an amd gpu been able to update their DW? As it does say in the instructions, you need to have a nvidia gpu to be able to update.
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Hmm ok, was thinking if using amd gpu, you won't be able to make use of the gsync module properly perhaps but obviously not that so maybe it doesnt help in the extreme bad cases? Is gsync defo acitve with oblivion i.e. oblivion one of these games which isn't actually fullscreen? If so, make sure to have gsync activated for borderless mode too.