AOC i2769vm Monitor Calibration

[bonou2]

Hi,

I have a computer with the following specs:

core i5 4460
EVGA NVIDIA GTX 750 FTW (with ACX Cooling)
Windows 8.1 Pro with Media Center x64

connected with an AOC i2769m

Does anyone have calibration settings?

This morning I just found that creating a custom resolution from the NVIDIA settings, setting the timing to Standard - Manual, and refresh rate to 59.999MHz, should solve the incorrect HDMI color output from the graphics card.

I will also install the monitor drivers supplied by AOC this evening. Apparently the monitor is being recognized as an HDTV (read that it is a common issue with monitors having a 1080p FullHD resolution).
The driver installation, and custom resolution should solve the Graphics card issues (incorrect monitor detection, and color output.)

All I need is the correct calibration settings for the monitor.
Other graphics card / Windows settings which could improve the quality are more than welcome

 

[Chayan4400]

Hi,

I have a computer with the following specs:

core i5 4460
EVGA NVIDIA GTX 750 FTW (with ACX Cooling)
Windows 8.1 Pro with Media Center x64

connected with an AOC i2769m

Does anyone have calibration settings?

This morning I just found that creating a custom resolution from the NVIDIA settings, setting the timing to Standard - Manual, and refresh rate to 59.999MHz, should solve the incorrect HDMI color output from the graphics card.

I will also install the monitor drivers supplied by AOC this evening. Apparently the monitor is being recognized as an HDTV (read that it is a common issue with monitors having a 1080p FullHD resolution).
The driver installation, and custom resolution should solve the Graphics card issues (incorrect monitor detection, and color output.)

All I need is the correct calibration settings for the monitor.
Other graphics card / Windows settings which could improve the quality are more than welcome

What exactly is your problem? Is the monitor displaying weird colours, or at the incorrect resolution?
Windows normally auto sets settings for the monitor when it is plugged in, and if your are not happy with them, you can play around with the settings on the monitor or the calibration tools in windows (see this video on how to access them: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NsC51SvQTWQ) until the display looks good to you. I have been using my monitor from day one without any drivers, and I have used to calibration tools in windows and on the monitor to get it to look exactly as I want.