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How can setting the label on HDMI to "PC" change anything? Isn't that just a label feature? Also, how can you possibly recommend having Sharpness set at 50? That only introduces remarkably obvious edge enhancement artifacts.

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LegacyRTINGS • Posted 7 years ago
Source quality will of course have a huge impact on the quality of the gradients. Compression especially can cause severe color banding and artifacts. Handbrake, VLC and Plex all have built-in dithering filters to help reduce color banding, and they work well. 8-bit content will never look as good as 10-bit content on a 10-bit display, but with good dithering an 8-bit panel can look almost as good if not better than some 10-bit panels.
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