For our tests, we calibrated the Racing mode and achieved good results after reducing the contrast slider and tweaking the RGB controls. It locks out all image controls and fixes output at 195cd/m 2 but it is fairly accurate. However, if you don’t plan to make adjustments, choose the sRGB mode instead. Racing mode provides a good starting point for calibration.

We’re glad to see it included on this value-oriented display. This is a feature that should be on every computer monitor regardless of price or purpose. It would be really helpful to know when FreeSync is enabled and that info is missing.įinally, the VG245H offers four settings memory slots. You also get the current picture mode and input in every screen. Signal info is limited to resolution and refresh rate. Remaining system options cover things like OSD language and timeout, DDC/CI, power LED, and factory reset. Turn it on here, reboot the monitor, then enable it in AMD Catalyst to complete the process. You won’t get any other indication of its status either by an OSD message or the color of the power LED. You’ll need to scroll down to the second portion of this menu to find the FreeSync control, which is turned off by default. Trace Free has five levels of operation of which 80 (out of 100) represents the sweet spot between blur reduction and ghosting. The Image menu offers a few picture tweaks like Trace Free (overdrive) and VividPixel, which adds some edge enhancement.

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