2013-11-17, 04:12
(2013-11-17, 03:55)aesalazar Wrote: @lmyllari: Thanks for all the hard work. Extending the RGB range to full definitly helps. I like it so much that I even tried it on my NUC i3 IYE (first gen) and and was able to reajust the display settings on the TV to something more "normal" compared to other devices I have - never seemed to be quite right with the greys/blacks. I did a side-by-side with the old nuc vs new nuc on the same tv with two different inputs with all else being equal - the haswell NUC still seems to be crushing blacks more the the ivy brdige NUC but is still a huge improvement. Assuming the inputs on the TV do not actually vary in calibration which is also possible I suppose.If you don't mind testing, how does the old NUC behave with switching the RGB range using xrandr? Does it give you grey blacks too if you change it to "Limited 16:235"?
