Literally ran through the house and did it to anything connected to a PC. Theres nothing to brag abt potato, but it can run decent 30fps fullhd with good setting:)Īfter using the "pro tool" versus trying profiles and such, I found this is so much easier. Talking abt best software, autodesk/unit圓d/notepad yes notepad!! Rexus, genius ps/2, powerlogic ps/2 ball tracking Genius retro wood style, harman kardon stick iiiīe quite system power9, powerlogic standar, voltron 300fx, thermaltake smart 1200w Wd green ssd 240gb, 3tb seagate expnasion, random laptop hdd x4, 1tb 3.5Ĭheap segotep/dazumba mid atx, alcatroz mini atx Klevv dual channel 8gb 3000mhz, trident 16gb 3600mhz, random ddr2 stick X2 cheap china handmade, i got plenty aigo/fantech rgb fans now heh Msi b350 pc mate, biostars a320, asrock ab350m micro Ryzen raven ridge 2200g, ryzen 2600 upgrade:) Just ordinary potato system, but dont understimate potato.
Usually, this means Red = 100% / Blue = - 5 ~ 10% / Green = - 2 ~ 5% values.Īnother option if you want to have the color temperature of the monitor adjusted by time of day, you can set your location/coordinates and the monitor will be blueish during the day and turn warmer in the evening, your biological clock will like you better that way, too: Some monitors offer that color temp setting in that format as well, under the hood all that really does is the same adjustment of R/G/B intensity values.Īlternatively you can do it yourself by simply looking at the picture until you like it / it matches your other monitor. You can try to find a review that includes simple calibration settings Use the R/G/B color settings to nudge the color temperature in the right direction. The GPU should send a neutral RGB signal. I'd also refrain from setting the color balance on your GPU, because then its not tied to the monitor, and you will lose some accuracy in the process (monitor will still twist the balance). icc profiles but if you do not have a neutral 2.2 Gamma curve and neutral RGB calibrated to begin with, that won't fly.
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