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I'm back just to confirm that indeed, setting/clearing bit 4 at EC address 0x2E enables/disables display overdrive. However, it seems the value whose byte 4 should be set/cleared has to be read through an EC command named Get_Device, then its bit 4 has to be cleared/set and the value written at EC a...

Fortunately, I managed to find some more info ! Display overdrive on the MSI GP76 10UG seems to be configured through the embedded controller (EC). Activating/deactivating is a matter of setting/clearing bit 4 at EC address 0x2E (bit 0 being the least significant). On Linux, that could pose difficul...

This doesn't smell good : Capture d’écran 2021-05-17 181030.png Did you ever see a laptop panel that supports DDC/CI ? Could it be that the SoftMCCS driver doesn't detect capabilities properly ? I contacted MSI support about this, I hope they will be able to give me some info. They obviously have it...

Thanks for your reply ! I've seen similar advices of yours to someone else on another post in this forum. I was actually hoping for the miracle of someone having more specific information, especially considering that trying random VCP registers and values may have adverse effects, possibly rendering...

Dear forum readers, I'm the owner of an MSI GP76 10UG laptop, with a 144Hz-capable monitor. So everything is nice and all, except that when gaming @60Hz (yeah, please don't kill me) I notice strange artefacts. According to your overdrive test, it seems to be what you call a corona artefact . MSI has...