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Feb 21, 2014 09:44 | #1

Should I choose other applications control colors or should NVIDIA control it? I am thinking let other apps (Spyder 4 calibrator) control colors but my screen is to light and I have no control over adjustments (brightness).
And I have never understood the ambient light settings in the Spyder 4 calibrator, would appreciated help with this.

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Feb 21, 2014 10:30 | #2

Just recalibrated with let app choose and it took the brightness down and looks good now

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