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Use this page to use various sliders to set the contrast, sharpness, and color depth (Digital Vibrance) of the images on your desktop. Others controls are available depending on the type of display connection.

Color Accuracy Mode

Displays the current color accuracy mode - reference, accurate, or enhanced. The color accuracy mode depends on the color space pipeline used for processing each rendered pixel.

• Reference: Rendered pixels are processed through the GPU pipeline in 1:1 pixel color-matching mode. This pipeline is used if there are no pixel color enhancements from the OS or from color adjustment applications such as the NVIDIA Control Panel.
• Accurate: Rendered pixels are processed using one of the following:
• Color space conversion (CSC) or custom gamma ramp via NvAPI
• Windows Display Color Transform (DCT) with Microsoft Hardware Calibration (MHC) ICC profile applied
• Enhanced: Rendered pixels are processed using one of the following:
• Color adjustments through the NVIDIA Control Panel (see the Apply Color Adjustments section)
• DCT is on but no MHC ICC color profile is associated with it

Override to reference mode: Select this check box to override the current color processing and force the reference mode. When selected, color adjustments from the OS or other adjustment applications are ignored and rendered pixels are processed through the GPU pipeline in 1:1 pixel matching mode.

Apply Color Enhancements

NOTE: If the Override to reference mode check box is selected, these controls are set to default values but are greyed out and cannot be changed.

Color Channel

You can adjust the Red, Green, and Blue channels by selecting each color separately or by selecting the composite choice All channels, which is the default setting.

• When you select a color channel, the color appears in the graph of the color correction curve.
• Moving the Brightness/Contrast/Gamma sliders changes the appearance of the colored line/curves in the graph in real time.

Brightness: Use this slider to adjust the brightness of your desktop. The Brightness value can affect the Gamma range.

Gamma: Gamma refers to the brightness of mid-tones on your desktop without affecting shadows and highlights. Use the Gamma slider to adjust the Gamma on your desktop. The available gamma range depends on the Brightness and Contrast values.

Contrast: Contrast refers to the difference between the lightest and darkest parts of the desktop. Use the slider to adjust this difference. The Contrast value can affect the Gamma range.

Optimizations for windowed games improves gaming on your PC by using a new presentation model for DirectX 10 and DirectX 11 games that appear in a window or in a borderless window.

When these optimizations are used, games that originally use the legacy blt-model presentation can use the newer flip-model presentation instead (if the game is compatible). This results in lower frame latency and lets you use other newer gaming features; for example, Auto HDR, and variable refresh rate (for displays that support it).

To use optimizations for windowed games

1. Select the Start button, then select Settings .
2. In Settings , select System > Display > Graphics > Change default graphics settings.
3. Select the setting under Optimizations for windowed games to turn it On.
4. Restart your game.

Note: If you turn on Auto HDR, Optimizations for windowed games will be turned on automatically. If you want to turn off Optimizations for windowed games, you’ll need to turn off Auto HDR first.

To turn optimizations off for a specific app or game

1. Select the Start button, then select Settings .
2. In Settings , select System > Display > Graphics.
3. Under Custom options for apps, select the app or game you want to change the graphics settings for, then select Options.
4. In Graphics preference, do one or more of the following:
   • If your PC has more than one graphics processor (GPU), select the graphics performance setting you want to use for the app or game—Let Windows decide (Power saving), Power saving, or High performance.
   • To turn off optimizations for windowed games, select the Don’t use optimizations for windowed games checkbox.
   • To turn off Auto HDR for the selected app or game, select the Don’t use Auto HDR checkbox.
5. Select Save.
6. Restart your game or app.

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