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Yes. I don't know if the AMD driver will automatically disable the clamp when switching to HDR though or whether you need to disable it manually.

Also note that if you installed the "monitor driver" and have the Asus ICC profile active in Windows Color Management for the monitor, you will get double-clamped in some cases. So check there to see if it installed a color profile.

I wouldn't worry about it. I just run pixel cleaning every 4 to 5 hours on average. I bound the right direction of the control stick of the monitor to the pixel cleaning function so I can quickly run it when I leave my desk.

_zebracrossing666 wrote: ↑

15 Mar 2025, 09:03

Every time the monitor goes into standby mode, ~2 mins after pixel cleaning runs. The logo on the front of the monitor will flash orange during this.

RealNC wrote: ↑

15 Mar 2025, 09:53

_zebracrossing666 wrote: ↑

15 Mar 2025, 09:03

Every time the monitor goes into standby mode, ~2 mins after pixel cleaning runs. The logo on the front of the monitor will flash orange during this.

Is this interruptible? Normally when you run a cycle manually, you need to wait. If it starts on its own during stand-by, does it abort if you like move the mouse to wake up the screen again?

Shardy wrote: ↑

17 Mar 2025, 04:11

Hi, is there a way to ease color banding on amd ? I think that amd has dithering enabled by default but changing from 10 bit to 6 bit doesn't do much for color banding, I also contacted asus support about it and after a lot of talking they gave me a test firmware which slightly improved it in some tests but it's still visible, since novideo_srgb doesn't work with amd is there another tool to try ?

Coolericed wrote: ↑

24 Apr 2025, 23:11

Hi all,

So i bought the XG27AQDMG

Its sharp, black is black colors are vivid and nice but then a play a game like Elden Ring

There is an issue no matter what i tried it's still there the best way i can describe it is:

"there is a purple hue specially noticeable on branches, certain walls in specific angle, grass, trees, spider webs etc even on the character it self" It's there but extremely noticeable but enough to annoy the hell out of me. Did NOT had this issue with my excellent Eizo FS2735 monitor (IPS)

Changed screen frequency, played with the OS settings went from 8bit to 10bit changed cables ie hdmi then displayport. Nothing seems to work.

I use a AMD 9070 XT (XFX 9070 xt Mercury magnetic air oc)
This nonsense is pissing me off paid good money for it.
And yes i am using the latest driver ie "MCM104"

So what is causing this?

barnacle_bawlz wrote: ↑

26 Apr 2025, 00:34

Coolericed wrote: ↑

24 Apr 2025, 23:11

Hi all,

So i bought the XG27AQDMG

Its sharp, black is black colors are vivid and nice but then a play a game like Elden Ring

There is an issue no matter what i tried it's still there the best way i can describe it is:

"there is a purple hue specially noticeable on branches, certain walls in specific angle, grass, trees, spider webs etc even on the character it self" It's there but extremely noticeable but enough to annoy the hell out of me. Did NOT had this issue with my excellent Eizo FS2735 monitor (IPS)

Changed screen frequency, played with the OS settings went from 8bit to 10bit changed cables ie hdmi then displayport. Nothing seems to work.

I use a AMD 9070 XT (XFX 9070 xt Mercury magnetic air oc)
This nonsense is pissing me off paid good money for it.
And yes i am using the latest driver ie "MCM104"

So what is causing this?

If I'm reading this the way I'm thinking you're trying to convey it, its the black crush. Sort of like the gamma ramp just not being right. I really don't know how to fix it, personally; so I'm sorry about that, but, others I've seen, elsewhere, have mentioned it. When it works, its a great monitor, but sometimes... oof.

For example, in The Last of Us: Part 2, the loading screen with the light/god ray, it just looks so god awfully messed up. Looks like when you'd use 16-bit colors in games back in the 3DFX days lol.