Philips 279M1RVE

The original 1080 display has been replaced, and the 4k screen is much clearer, which is worth it.

Although the cause of the epidemic, after waiting for a while, I really loved it

The first screen I used was Dell's 4k60hz U2720QM. I was very satisfied with it, because Dell's screen is very rich in debugging content. It has its own hdr mode (no computer is needed to turn on hdr). In daily use, I can enjoy high brightness, high contrast and high chroma. I can also adjust the color saturation by myself, but the white balance is not very good, Another biggest disadvantage is that the screen refresh is only 60hz. Later, we started with Philips' 279m1rve. After constant debugging, it has achieved the same display effect as Dell, even more comfortable. Because the 279m1rve has a more transparent color feeling, and the white background displays more evenly without greasy feeling, mainly supporting 144hz screen refresh, 3080ti can finally play its full role, 3a and fps games are really comfortable. Now let's talk about debugging methods. Figure 1 suggests that Smartimage be turned off and intelligent contrast be turned off (otherwise, there will be a sudden change in brightness when switching to a white background. In fact, natural color white balance is very good). Figure 2 shows the user's preference. If you prefer cold or warm, you can debug it yourself. Figure 3 shows that using NVIDIA's graphics card driver, you can debug the color saturation (numerical color format) by yourself (I like rich colors, but by default, I always feel the color is lighter), and grayscale can improve some dark details.