BenQ XL2720Z Settings?

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Hello,

The best settings are what looks good to you. If you want accurate, you're going to have to calibrate using a professional tool, not the cash grab cheap spyders and such. Theater/Cinema/Movie preset on displays is the most accurate to accurate, but due to the warm tones if you're used to blue white rather than white white, it's going to look a bit yellow/orange in the whites for a while, until you get used to it. I know that people are sharing "best monitor settings", for each model, however this is really far from accurate, but is a good start. What manufacturers do is take 1 monitor of a model, apply the cinema mode to it calibrated to what is the most accurate, then just apply it to all their other monitors. They aren't...
Hello,

The best settings are what looks good to you. If you want accurate, you're going to have to calibrate using a professional tool, not the cash grab cheap spyders and such. Theater/Cinema/Movie preset on displays is the most accurate to accurate, but due to the warm tones if you're used to blue white rather than white white, it's going to look a bit yellow/orange in the whites for a while, until you get used to it. I know that people are sharing "best monitor settings", for each model, however this is really far from accurate, but is a good start. What manufacturers do is take 1 monitor of a model, apply the cinema mode to it calibrated to what is the most accurate, then just apply it to all their other monitors. They aren't created equal, so they're always going to look a bit different, but again, it's a good start, and takes no time other than changing the preset of your monitor. TN panels don't have accurate colors to begin with, and extremely poor contrast, adjust the colors to what you think look the best, only true answer to your question.

All the best!
 
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