Feb 10, 2025 07:39 PM By lol28

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I’m talking about dyac and ama I heard to leave ama set to off what about dyac? Is it off ?

During our response time testing we had DyAc+ turned off and at 240Hz we had AMA ‘Off’. That said, we recommend you try different settings and choose the ones you prefer.

Feb 10, 2025 01:54 PM By  Scott James

Hi, while it’s possible for some monitors to remain fairly well calibrated as you increase brightness, this doesn’t happen with quite a few monitors. Just a reminder that we don’t suggest copying our settings or ICC profile even for the same model because each unit requires different calibration values. I’m talking about dyac and ama I heard to leave ama set to off what about dyac? Is it off ?

Feb 04, 2025 10:37 AM By EthanM04

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For the post-calibration section. The calibrated values are at 100cd/m^2 (24/100) which is very dark. If I was to bump it up to 200 cd/m^2 (67/100) or even 300 cd/m^2 (approx 100/100) would keeping all other values the same keep the colour temp, White balance de, colour De & gamma all the same? If not, do you know what values would be required? Thanks. If anyone is reading this and has calibrated their panel at 200 or 300cd/m^2 do you and sharing the settings and the end calibrated accuracy values please?

Hi, while it’s possible for some monitors to remain fairly well calibrated as you increase brightness, this doesn’t happen with quite a few monitors. Just a reminder that we don’t suggest copying our settings or ICC profile even for the same model because each unit requires different calibration values.

What do I set dyac and ama to based on the test for 240hz?

For the post-calibration section. The calibrated values are at 100cd/m^2 (24/100) which is very dark. If I was to bump it up to 200 cd/m^2 (67/100) or even 300 cd/m^2 (approx 100/100) would keeping all other values the same keep the colour temp, White balance de, colour De & gamma all the same? If not, do you know what values would be required? Thanks.

If anyone is reading this and has calibrated their panel at 200 or 300cd/m^2 do you and sharing the settings and the end calibrated accuracy values please?

Nov 29, 2024 06:28 AM By nivlivo

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So what’s recommended to play at 240 hz? ama off or high?

Based on our tests, we recommend Off, but also suggest for you to play around with the settings to see which is the one that you prefer the most.

So what’s recommended to play at 240 hz? ama off or high?

Nov 20, 2024 05:59 PM By lol28

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Brightness and contrast is personal preference. What settings do you recommend for the top to bottom OSD settings that RTING recommends. I really just want to use the settings that you recommended for the whole OSD settings if you would please give me.

Hi, the settings we tested are covered in the review, and other settings are left at their default values. If you want the most accurate image you can also calibrate your monitor.