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Faded/Washed Out Colors

Carl DaBeast
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Hi if your using a hdmi cable you need to set the output colour format to

YCbCr444 NVidia set it to the tv output because your using hdmi.

I recently bought and installed a GTX 1050 Ti. After installing the drivers and setting everything up I had to restart the computer.

When the computer turned on again the colors on the screen were very grey, dull, and washed out.

If I go into the NVIDIA control panel and slide the hue back and forth it fixes it temporarily.

Is this a known bug with a fix?

Here are two examples of the different colors.

Washed Out:

IMG_20170111_225629.jpg

 

Better Color:

IMG_20170111_225644.jpg

 

Thank you.

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Under the start menu choose "calibrate display color". Follow the on-screen instructions.

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3 minutes ago, Carl DaBeast said:

 

It appears to be a problem of too high contrast.

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On 1/11/2017 at 11:02 PM, NinJake said:

Under the start menu choose "calibrate display color". Follow the on-screen instructions.

I tried this, it made it worse instead for some reason.

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Make sure to first set your monitor settings and nvidia color settings all to default values first, then use windows color calibration. @Carl DaBeast

 

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3 hours ago, NinJake said:

Make sure to first set your monitor settings and nvidia color settings all to default values first, then use windows color calibration. @Carl DaBeast

 

What would you say the default value is? Max it all out? Lower it to 0? What is default?

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There should be a "factory reset" option for most monitors. Otherwise things such as contrast and brightness is normally 50%. @Carl DaBeast

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12 hours ago, Carl DaBeast said:

What would you say the default value is? Max it all out? Lower it to 0? What is default?

Open the Nvidia control panel and go to the resolutions tab and change the "Output dynamic range" to full RGB 4:4:4

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Hi if your using a hdmi cable you need to set the output colour format to

YCbCr444 NVidia set it to the tv output because your using hdmi.

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On 1/12/2017 at 7:25 PM, Mitchishere said:

Hi if your using a hdmi cable you need to set the output colour format to

YCbCr444 NVidia set it to the tv output because your using hdmi.

Thank you! This is what made it sooooo much better! Plus REP x 100000

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