Originally posted by: xtknight
Originally posted by: ghoti
Thanks xt and Engel.
The VP930b does well on xt's gradation and banding tests ('After Getting Your LCD'). BUT
Both this VP930b-3 and the 1905FP (Rev A03) I also own, do poorly on xt's grey scale test ('Tweaking Your LCD'), with 253, 254 and 255 (I not even sure I can distinguish 252 from the whiter bands), and no distinguishing possible for 20 and below on the dark end.
Distinguishing the white ones is actually pretty hard on any display. I can't see much difference on my calibrated GX2. It's mainly the dark ones that you should worry about.
Does anyone have colorimeter settings to offer for the VP930b Revision 3 monitor?
Also, does anyone have comments to offer on the pros/ cons of the PerfectSuite software that comes with the monitor (for calibration purposes)? Some comments I saw make me a bit fearful of installing the solftware, although PC World's review
link was complimentary about the software.
Thanks for amy help -- past and anticipated.
I have a VP930b (rev 2 though) and it has a different panel than the rev 3, so my calibration settings would look quite off. I would just give it to you to try anyway but it's on my dad's PC at the moment.
The PerfectSuite software completely freezes the desktop (driver error) on at least a couple of my PCs with new NVIDIA cards, so I'm forced to avoid using it. I wouldn't tend to think it would be that great for calibration, anyway.