RADDY1993 Posted March 23, 2015 Posted March 23, 2015 I followed this guide today and i must say my games look 10x better, the video and guide is not mine and full credit goes to NX Gamer so big thanx to him. Use the Below image to check if your TV supports Full Range RGB or PC range.Simply download and stick on a USB and insert into your TV if it has a USB mode and view the image with the instructions from the video.RangeCheck image for Download http://www.nicolaspeople.com/ch3rokee...If you have an XboxOne use the Configure TV process on the console and follow the Video tipsFor PS4 owners simply use the Web Browser and browse to this page and click on the below links to images and follow the Video instructions, be sure to set your Browser to Full Screen when doing this.Range Check http://i.imgur.com/6QXXlEk.pngScreenAndSharpness http://imgur.com/aXcisKN.pngColourImage http://imgur.com/0wOcCDP.pngContrastCheck http://imgur.com/chmF12Y.pngFinalCheck http://imgur.com/WtJnqPf.png
Dirty Dog Posted March 23, 2015 Posted March 23, 2015 Great post Raddy So much to be gained by setting your AV kit correctly. I've spent a fortune and lost many hours to calibrating tv's and pj's over the years. This info will undoubtably help others
Dirty Dog Posted March 24, 2015 Posted March 24, 2015 Step 1 - Buy a gaming monitor. Step 2 - Enjoy. lol... You'd be surprised what a lil bit'o'tweakage can achieve, even on a gaming monitor. BenQ's look awful straight out the box.
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