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Screen darker after using DDU

Roudy sahmarani

Hey guys after i have used DDU to uninstall the graphic card driver i see that the screen is more darker now why is that and is it normal?

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4 minutes ago, Roudy sahmarani said:

Hey guys after i have used DDU to uninstall the graphic card driver i see that the screen is more darker now why is that and is it normal?

Have you reinstalled the graphics driver again? and check if your monitor didn't change any settings like brightness and what not.

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16 minutes ago, diogo_the_man said:

Have you reinstalled the graphics driver again? and check if your monitor didn't change any settings like brightness and what not.

yes i did install the driver and the monitor driver was removed so i installed it and it is still darker than before is this normal to happen ? maybe the old driver was faulty and after uninstalling everything with ddu it set everything to normal?

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Probably running a different color format and range.

idealy u should be running either RGB - Full range, or YCBCR 444

 

Chances are if ur screen is darker, but richer, you 'were' running rgb-limited which is kinda washed out , no black. But are now runnign full range.

 

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Just now, Roudy sahmarani said:

yes i did install the driver and the monitor driver was removed so i installed it and it is still darker than before is this normal to happen ? maybe the old driver was faulty and after uninstalling everything with ddu it set everything to normal?

It shouldn't, that is very odd... try with a different monitor and check if you still get the same thing

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2 minutes ago, SolarNova said:

Probably running a different color format and range.

idealy u should be running either RGB - Full range, or YCBCR 444

 

Chances are if ur screen is darker, but richer, you 'were' running rgb-limited which is kinda washed out , no black. But are now runnign full range.

 

yes it is richer now so is this better and normal? before looks like washed out true

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Just now, Roudy sahmarani said:

yes it is richer now so is this better and normal?

Well test 1st see if u can make it look like u had it by choosing RGB - Limited.

That way you know if that is indeed what has happened.

 

Then decide yourself which u prefer.

 

Full range RGB and YCBCR 444 is better than RGB-Limited.

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HDMI limited range black level is another common reason for not having black blacks. Why that needed to ever exist is beyond me.

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3 minutes ago, SolarNova said:

Well test 1st see if u can make it look like u had it by choosing RGB - Limited.

That way you know if that is indeed what has happened.

 

Then decide yourself which u prefer.

 

Full range RGB and YCBCR 444 is better than RGB-Limited.

how to do this?

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@Roudy sahmarani

 

If its a Nvidia card go to the nivdia control panel.

go to change resolution.

At the botton will be options for' output color format' and 'output dynamic range'

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4 minutes ago, SolarNova said:

@Roudy sahmarani

 

If its a Nvidia card go to the nivdia control panel.

go to change resolution.

At the botton will be options for' output color format' and 'output dynamic range'

thank you alot

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