Nvidia Digital color format - Need limited RGB or YCbCr444

http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16889102531

- Will this work with YCbCr444 on 560 Ti? Let me know, and how do I tell the difference? Is there a program that tells otherwise?

 

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I'd look for something else to use as a monitor. You do realize that is only 720p.

 

glad i brought samsung!

there was a few sets of drivers that where causing the color bleeding/color range problems on my monitor... it pushed out PC resolutions no matter what settings on the monitor.. turns out that it had to do with how it was connected...eg.. i originally had it setup with a DVI to DVI cable..changed to HDMI to HDMI (no adapters) and the color range problems disapeared

check your cables!...they aint all made equal!

 

Most cables are made equal, but the "exact" connection used can cause the hardware/software to assume certain right and wrong things.

One thing i noticed though was that when i forced full range RGB on my HTPC, i had to change it to YCbCr444 or i would clip the whites/blacks.
RGB looked ok, but when running a calibration disc i noticed it was a mess, and things looked so much better once i changed.

 

http://www.avsforum.com/t/1381724/official-4-4-4-chroma-subsampling-thread#post_21392263

Heres a list of HDTV's that will work great even with Nv card.

But one way of another its very strange that ps3/BR's always send great picture to any HDTV, also Nv card clearly can send it when you try PC resolutions. So something can be done, if only Nv wanted to take care of this problem.. but thats not gonna happen for sure