Hey everyone. I've completed a new build, but getting a little bit of trouble when it comes to calibrating my computer to the display.
I'm using a Nvidia 1060 on my LCD-LED 40' Sony Bravia TV, HDMI to HDMI.
I'm just curious what you guys think are the best options out of these, coming from the Nvidia Control Panel:
-8 bpc vs 12 bpc
-RGB vs YCbCr444
-Limited vs Full
If I choose YCbCr444, it forces the Dynamic Range to limited.
My TV does have the option to either go Limited or Full in it's dynamic range settings. Which I found strange, since I read that a lot of TVs only have limited. This TV was on the higher end though when I bought it back in the day, so I'm sure that helped.
I've also read that TV = Limited, and Monitor = Full. Since my TV can go full though, should I be going with that?
I'm not really sure what the differences are between 8 bpc vs 12 bpc though. Most people talk about comparing all sorts of different things when it comes to this, but those are my only 2 options.
I've been reading a bit about something called Display Port. I've always just stuck with HDMI since it was just plug-in and play, but if DP is superior, I'll switch to that if it's easy enough. My computer has the input for DP, but my TV only supports HDMI / VGA / Component. So I'm not sure if getting a DP adapter and VGA Cables will be superior compared to HDMI?
I know it's a lot of questions, but if anyone can give me any input or feedback, I would really appreciate it.
Thanks!
I'm using a Nvidia 1060 on my LCD-LED 40' Sony Bravia TV, HDMI to HDMI.
I'm just curious what you guys think are the best options out of these, coming from the Nvidia Control Panel:
-8 bpc vs 12 bpc
-RGB vs YCbCr444
-Limited vs Full
If I choose YCbCr444, it forces the Dynamic Range to limited.
My TV does have the option to either go Limited or Full in it's dynamic range settings. Which I found strange, since I read that a lot of TVs only have limited. This TV was on the higher end though when I bought it back in the day, so I'm sure that helped.
I've also read that TV = Limited, and Monitor = Full. Since my TV can go full though, should I be going with that?
I'm not really sure what the differences are between 8 bpc vs 12 bpc though. Most people talk about comparing all sorts of different things when it comes to this, but those are my only 2 options.
I've been reading a bit about something called Display Port. I've always just stuck with HDMI since it was just plug-in and play, but if DP is superior, I'll switch to that if it's easy enough. My computer has the input for DP, but my TV only supports HDMI / VGA / Component. So I'm not sure if getting a DP adapter and VGA Cables will be superior compared to HDMI?
I know it's a lot of questions, but if anyone can give me any input or feedback, I would really appreciate it.
Thanks!