So as many of you know, people have been crying for years over the fact that nvidia drivers don't dither at 8 bit sdr rgb full. Displaycal computes 16bit correction for each grey, 8bit+”8bit decimal places”. This results in color banding.
On such a panel the fuzzy. I’m only using one single dell up2720q true 10bit panel which doesnt need dithering but for some reason the a4000 is still deciding to dither. This is called dithering as well because it rapidly switches colors in pixels to blur the colors and make it look like you have 10 bits worth of colors, but it is not the same thing as.
It is related to gpu to monitor link. Hello, i use color control to disable dithering on my rtx a4000, this tells the driver to disable dithering, this works and i verified it with a lossless capture card dvi2pcie but. Keep in mind that the entire pixel pipeline, including shaders, will always run at 16 or 32bit per component, regardless of the output format. It is nothing related to your display panel bitdepth.
I'm not prone to this eyestrain,. Although setting the overall output to 10 bit is a prerequisite of the 10 bit overlay feature and i think it would be impractical and complicated for the gpu to apply dithering to the.