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4k rgb full 8bpc vs 444 8bpc vs 422 10bpc , 12bpc

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I have a GTX 1080 (non Ti) on a Samsung UHD 4k display, and I have messed around with this to my wits end. I ended up with 4:4:4 at 8bpc because 4:4:4 seemed to have the best color spectrum and contrast. There are some Chroma test pattern images you can pull up and try switch between them to see what looks best. 4:4:4 has (to me anyways) an over all slightly darker feel, but bright colors pop a lot more. The other options seemed a bit more saturated (again to me). It boils down to personal preference, but hope that helps you out a bit. 

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hi guys

 

i was just wondering what i should have my 1080ti set to for all around usage movies,gaming and monitor?

 

rgb full 8bpc

444  8bpc

422  8bpc,10bpc or 12bpc

 

w8.1 , asus1080 ti oc , vizio p65-f1 (supports 444 in computer pic setting)

 

thanks

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I have a GTX 1080 (non Ti) on a Samsung UHD 4k display, and I have messed around with this to my wits end. I ended up with 4:4:4 at 8bpc because 4:4:4 seemed to have the best color spectrum and contrast. There are some Chroma test pattern images you can pull up and try switch between them to see what looks best. 4:4:4 has (to me anyways) an over all slightly darker feel, but bright colors pop a lot more. The other options seemed a bit more saturated (again to me). It boils down to personal preference, but hope that helps you out a bit. 

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i agree i just used this page for testing link below and had a lot of banding on rgb full and limited and zero banding on 4:4:4 setting .

http://www.lagom.nl/lcd-test/gradient.php

 

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