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I just bought a new Windows machine that will replace my Macbook Pro as my main machine. I’m calibrating my monitor with the new Windows computer and for the reason the results are a lot different from my Macbook Pro.
I’m using the same monitor and I haven’t changed any settings on the monitor or DisplayCal.
My monitor is rated as having 100% AdobeRGB and 93% DCI P3 coverage, which with my MBP I get exactly those numbers. On my windows machine when I calibrate the same monitor, I’m getting 86% AdobeRGB and something similar in DCI P3 coverage.
I’m using the Spyder X Pro.
Anyone got any ideas what I’m doing wrong?
SpyderX Pro on Amazon
Disclosure: As an Amazon Associate I earn from qualifying purchases.Check HDMI connection, maybe it is running on limited range while display expects full range.
Otherwise your post lacks of information to request further help: plot 2D gamut of the 2 profiles, attach profiles or something like that.
Thanks Vincent, I think this is it.
Under NVIDIA control panel it was defaulted to “Use Default color settings”. Changed it to “Use NVIDIA color settings” and selected “Full” under “Output dynamic range”, I am now getting 99.1% aRGB coverage.
While not 100% I’m going to run a feel more calibrations to make sure.
Thanks Vincent, I think this is it.
Under NVIDIA control panel it was defaulted to “Use Default color settings”. Changed it to “Use NVIDIA color settings” and selected “Full” under “Output dynamic range”, I am now getting 99.1% aRGB coverage.
While not 100% I’m going to run a feel more calibrations to make sure.
I wouldn’t bet to get 100% sRGB coverage.
