Question New Monitor

[arkanine]

I just got a Samsung 32" Odyssey Neo G8 4K UHD 240Hz 1ms G-Sync Curved - LS32BG852NNXGO,i'm having trouble calibrating it . What are the best calibration setting for gaming out there??

I have 2 - Acer XB271HU monitors and the look better with same wall paper ,what am i doing wrong?? I tried same setting but they still look different.

 

[XxDarkMario20xX]

I think you should take pictures of both monitors toghther with same wallpaper and show it on forums. Also there youtube vids what settings they use for the monitors. Many people have there own settings for there monitor!

NVIDIA Control Panel and go to resoultion and change settings like limited to full and output colour depth 10 bit

 

[arkanine]

I think you should take pictures of both monitors toghther with same wallpaper and show it on forums. Also there youtube vids what settings they use for the monitors. Many people have there own settings for there monitor!

NVIDIA Control Panel and go to resoultion and change settings like limited to full and output colour depth 10 bit

ok thx

 

[arkanine]

ok some pics
https://ibb.co/w4rSM7X

same pic on both monitors one left is not as white on edges

this might be a better example
https://ibb.co/NFQX9Nk

the predator on right seems like it is whiter, how do i fix this

Wallpaper images
https://ibb.co/9ycHdhZ G8
https://ibb.co/WzXBZJF Pred

 

[XxDarkMario20xX]

ok some pics
https://ibb.co/w4rSM7X

same pic on both monitors one left is not as white on edges

By looking at left monitor thats the new curve monitor it looks abit more colourful then other one because thats 4k and other one is 2k so think there nothing wrong with the colour of monitor just that you may need to change your monitor settings to suit you!

Two monitors samsung one is VA and Mini LED other one is IPS with WQHD so both monitors are going to look abit diffrent to each other because think IPS have higher brightness levels

 

[mihen]

Samsung tends to over saturate by default, so you might wanna turn that down. If you want to be super accurate, get a color calibrator. They run about $100. There will be some variance due to different panels even after calibrating with hardware.