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There’s a bit of a delay between when windows starts and when the color profile is loaded. It’s somewhat annoying but if it can’t be fixed I can live with it, but I thought it was worth a shot to ask.
Thanks!
Probably not – calibration loading needs to happen in the user session as far as I’m aware. You can try setting the DisplayCAL Profile Loader launcher entry in Windows Task Scheduler to “At System startup”, but I’m not sure if it’ll work.
I tried your suggestion but it didn’t seem to make a difference. Maybe if I set it to let windows load the profile it will load faster but your program says it won’t be as accurate.
Maybe if I set it to let windows load the profile it will load faster but your program says it won’t be as accurate.
If youe graphics card is nVidia, you may or may not get better accuracy and smoothness (high bitdepth videoLUT support or videoLUT dithering) with the DisplayCAL profile loader, depending on the type of card, the connected display, the connection type, and possibly other factors. With an AMD card, you’ll definitely get better accuracy and smoothness due to dithering being applied by default. I do not know the situation with Intel graphics hardware.
I have an Nvidia 1070 so its a very new card. An Asus ROG PG279Q Monitor hooked up with a Display Port cord if that info helps at all. Oh and I’m running Win 10 Pro 64x. If dithering is off by default on my card is there a way, a registry hack maybe to turn it on?
Check if you have a 10 or 12 bit output depth option in the nVidia control panel under “Display” -> “Resolution”.
It apparently can do 10bit in some cases but the monitor is 8bit so the control panel is limited to 8bpc.
