aoc 24g4 gaming monitor correction

[Ahmed Alnajjar]

hi

my instrument is color checker i1 display pro

i have the aoc ips 24g4 gaming monitor

and i would like to know the correction to choose for calibration

lcd white led family , or pfs phosphor

according to there website

NTSC 113% (CIE1976) / sRGB 126% (CIE1931) / DCI-P3 103% (CIE1976)

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[Vincent]

WLED PFS (IDNK which flavor, measure green uncorrected and see closer green: AdoberGB or P3) or QLED (several Asus monitors with AdoberGB green flavor)

[Ben]

Somebody giveing marketing info as tech specs.   Its not that wide of gamut.  https://aoc.com/us/gaming/products/monitors/24g4/specification

I was wondering why it said IPS in its name.    It is WLED so white led correction.    Glad they are upfront and say what is on there web site.   300CDm2 brightness is not enough for hdr10 .    It will put a hdr10 picture up but Highlights will be tone mapped.    Very good price for the monitor in my opinion.

[Vincent]

  It is WLED so white led correction.

It is not. It has been discussed on several threads

100% sRGB White led  72% NTSC

Panel native : NTSC 85%@CIE1931 Area

You cannot stablish a relation with those percentages butit gives you a hint. Maybe WLED PFS panasonic vvx.

[Ahmed Alnajjar]

thank for suggestion

could you tell me where did you get the panel native color space info from ?

[Ahmed Alnajjar]

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• This reply was modified 1 year, 4 months ago by Ahmed Alnajjar.

[Ahmed Alnajjar]

Somebody giveing marketing info as tech specs.   Its not that wide of gamut.  https://aoc.com/us/gaming/products/monitors/24g4/specification

I was wondering why it said IPS in its name.    It is WLED so white led correction.    Glad they are upfront and say what is on there web site.   300CDm2 brightness is not enough for hdr10 .    It will put a hdr10 picture up but Highlights will be tone mapped.    Very good price for the monitor in my opinion.

are you serious ?

[Ben]

You look at the display types on displaycal display and instrument page and at the bottom is the link to show information about displays types.   I was serious.   There is 2 different displayspecifications on the internet about that monitor.   Is 24G4 24G4X ?   AOC has some confusing info.   Your name suggest your not getting a US version.    The US site had one info and the other had other info.   Did you click on the link?   Even this says wled. https://www.displayspecifications.com/en/model/b5ed35c2 .   

I do not know what is right correction.   You could do a forum search for the monitor.   I have to make a guess since I did not search the forum.   Let us know when you test it what is its srgb gamut.     Thanks

• This reply was modified 1 year, 4 months ago by Ben.

[Vincent]

“WLED” on specs means nothing because manufacturer do not care to make diferences between “White LED” (blue  led yallow phosphor, sRGB-like) and the various flavors of “WLED PFS/KFS” (two thin spikes on red zone in spectrum) than go from sRGB only displays to AdoberGBgreen/P3red

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