Need help color calibrating

[Anfroney]

Im having issues properly color calibrating my surround monitors, yellows appear to be washed out and whites aernt as vibrant, ive tried messing around with the color temps and contrasts and they dont match at all.

Any help would be apreciated.  

2x benq 2455 "side screens"

1x benq 2411 "center screen"

[xox]

Have you tried using those colour calibrating instruments that Linus likes to use?

 

http://www.amazon.co.uk/Spyder4Express-Display-Colour-Calibration-Mac/dp/B006TF3746/

 

You can get them cheaper off of Ebay

[Anfroney]

Have you tried using those colour calibrating instruments that Linus likes to use?

 

http://www.amazon.co.uk/Spyder4Express-Display-Colour-Calibration-Mac/dp/B006TF3746/

 

You can get them cheaper off of Ebay

wouldn't they treat all 3 screens as one display seeing as nvidia surround merges them all into one?  it couldnt do each one separate unless it can section off the surround display 

http://puu.sh/8KF4E.jpg

[xox]

wouldn't they treat all 3 screens as one display seeing as nvidia surround merges them all into one?  it couldnt do each one separate unless it can section off the surround display 

http://puu.sh/8KF4E.jpg

That is true, yes.

 

Do you switch in and out of surround when you're playing games and when you're not?

[Anfroney]

That is true, yes.

 

Do you switch in and out of surround when you're playing games and when you're not?

sometimes i do but i mostly forget to disable in out of games.

[xox]

sometimes i do but i mostly forget to disable in out of games.

You could colour calibrate individual monitors, but surround is more difficuld

[Geekazoid]

Have you tried using those colour calibrating instruments that Linus likes to use?

http://www.amazon.co.uk/Spyder4Express-Display-Colour-Calibration-Mac/dp/B006TF3746/

You can get them cheaper off of Ebay

I think the OP would be best to get the Spyder4Pro because it allows you to calibrate more than one display, whereas the Spyder4Express is for single display calibration.

[xox]

I think the OP would be best to get the Spyder4Pro because it allows you to calibrate more than one display, whereas the Spyder4Express is for single display calibration.

Thanks

 

Sorry, didn't know that that was the case