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Hey, dose it matter what tempature I run my screen at? (in kelvin) Is there certain thing that benifit from different temps? I just prefer 7500k. I usually have both my monitor, and my driver set to 7500k colour temp. I've heard that 6500k is better for productivity, and all-round work, but I like the warmer colours that 7500k gives.

 

Thanks for any advice! :)

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Cos then every colour you see will not be the colours the developers intended for it to look.  ALL colours will shift to a warmer colour cos of your monitor.  6500k is neutral gray, balanced white.

 

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Cos then every colour you see will not be the colours the developers intended for it to look.  ALL colours will shift to a warmer colour cos of your monitor.  6500k is neutral gray, balanced white.

 

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Ok, so should I set my monitor to that? Or sRGB? or a custom Red Green Blue level setting? What is the best setting to get the developers intended colours?

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Ok, so should I set my monitor to that? Or sRGB? or a custom Red Green Blue level setting? What is the best setting to get the developers intended colours?

 

 

I personally use a custom setting.  You can either use a display calibrater like a Spyder5 or look for reviews where they do it for you and just give you a profile to import or give you values you can change on your RGB setting :D

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I personally use a custom setting.  You can either use a display calibrater like a Spyder5 or look for reviews where they do it for you and just give you a profile to import or give you values you can change on your RGB setting :D

 

It's an old monitor so I couldn't import profiles, but I could change it manually. It's such an old monitor that I doubt anyone has done a review, so I'll just mess with it myself. Thanks for the help!

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