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I forgot to mention another detail: both my 4k monitors were factory calibrated (as per calibration sheet) using the HDMI connection, and those values Delta E 0.85 (for one monitor) and Delta E 1.96 (for the other one) refer to the factory calibration performed using HDMI connection. But I never...

so for instance, when playing a game if looking attentively you would be able to spot some additional nuances in colors when comparing a dE <1 monitor to a dE > 1 one. A very trained eye attentive to details could be able to spot them

you mean something like that perhaps: http://www.lagom.nl/lcd-test otherwise, to keep things in the real world, is it possible to see that difference while watching a movie or playing a game? If yes, what should I be looking at?

according to this article: https://www.viewsonic.com/library/creative-work/what-is-delta-e-and-why-is-it-important-for-color-accuracy <= 1.0: Not perceptible by the human eye 1-2: Perceptible through close observation so about my two monitors, the one that has Delta E 1.96 I should be able...

I have two 4k monitors same brand, same model. The only difference is their Delta E as per their respective calibration sheet: one has Delta E 0.85, while the other one has Delta E 1.96 I have read technical articles stating that a monitor is fully "professional" when Delta E < 1 and in this...

Hi, I would like to ask you if you noticed this problem when playing with games in HDR mode: after playing for some minutes the problem appears at the left or right edge of the screen (just near the black bezel) with a sort of discoloured light/colour which extends vertically. The issue appears...

I tried setting lower than native resolutions + sharpening via Nvidia Control Panel but the result was not good, still blurred image. And if I tried pushing with more sharpening, the image looked very artificial and innatural. While with integer scaling, pixels were too big and in-game text was...

Tried it but it didn't look good. Pixels appeared perceivable, as if someone enlarged them, and in-game text was unreadable

I have a 4k monitor and a Nvidia Geforce Rtx 2060 super. Many games struggle to run at 4k at a decent framerate, and many games today still don't have an in-game internal scaler to reduce the rendering res, so I must set the monitor resolution at lower non-native res but the result is softened...

which do you think is better and has the crispest image quality?

Yeah sorry, you're right, I meant 1080p for 4k monitor integer scaling and 720p for 1440p monitor. I'm glad to know that it worked fine at 720p with your 1440p display. May I ask you if you were able to play via integer fullscreen or only with a smaller picture centered in the middle of the...

Hi, I'am asking this question to know if someone among you ever tried the Nvidia Integer Scaling method explained in this article https://www.anandtech.com/show/14765/nvidia-releases-geforce-436-02-driver-integer-scaling-and-more (scroll down the article until you find ""Integer Image Upscaling...

I am going to buy a new monitor as my old 1080p S27A950D has failed after 8 years using it. I am considering buying a 4k monitor (27" or 32"), something not high-end but "fairly decent" (such as the EW3270U or 326M6VJRMB or 27UL850 or something similar). My use will be mixed: gaming, video...