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sadly i dont have that gadget that they have, i tried looking into different calibration sites, but if i calibrate it to their standards, its too white, like really really white, but the good thing is i can see the colors.

its a qube monitor, it doesnt have a model on it. it looks like this (this is not my unit, i just got it from the net)

there is non, since its just a generic monitor, it only has temperature, color, brightness and contrast settings. any tips can u give me? thanks

hello, noob here my monitor is just a generic 19 inch monitor, my problem is it is the white are too white to the point it is difficult to look at it for prolonged periods of time. i lowered the brightness but i made other colors dark to the point that grey become black. any tips here on how to calibrate? im trying to calibrate using the radeon graphics drivers from amd. thank you.

try the gs 65 ?

maybe try the acer helios / msi gs 65

try the gs 65

i have an i3 6100 + rx 460, do u think its worth upgrading to ryzen?

try the gs65?

matebook is a really good laptop, also good build quality

if u dont mind the plastic build quality, u can look at the aspire e15 (or if u want something smaller, the aspire e 14) they are generally cheap for their specs i have the aspire e14 with i3 7100u and mx150, i came w/ 4gb ram, but i upgraded it to 12 gb and now it can run aaa games at decent settings and fps  edit: maybe u could look into the 8th gen i3 cpus + a dgpu or get an i5 8th gen

try the helios ?

helios is a good buy

have u installed the drivers?

maybe u could consider the acer aspire e15 or e14, they are cheap and has decent cooling , i played overwatch last night on high and didnt had any hiccups, and mine only costed 300 usd specs i3 7100u 12gb ram 1tb hdd 2gb mx 150