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GameRakoonn
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02-08-2019, 02:39 AM

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I have a GTX 2060 super and occasionally use the Nvidia control panel to adjust my digital vibrance settings for my 144Hz monitor, a TV, and another LG monitor. Usually, my gaming monitor works perfectly at 144Hz with no color issues for over a year. Recently, duplicating the screen onto another monitor caused problems—dark spots and poor color appeared. I think changing "Output dynamic range" from Limited to Full in the "Change resolution" section might help, but my panel doesn’t show this option. I’m unsure how to fix it and would appreciate your guidance. (Attached photo shows the control panel screenshot.)

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GameRakoonn

02-08-2019, 02:39 AM #1

I have a GTX 2060 super and occasionally use the Nvidia control panel to adjust my digital vibrance settings for my 144Hz monitor, a TV, and another LG monitor. Usually, my gaming monitor works perfectly at 144Hz with no color issues for over a year. Recently, duplicating the screen onto another monitor caused problems—dark spots and poor color appeared. I think changing "Output dynamic range" from Limited to Full in the "Change resolution" section might help, but my panel doesn’t show this option. I’m unsure how to fix it and would appreciate your guidance. (Attached photo shows the control panel screenshot.)