I noticed that my notebook came with the monitor's color quality set for "Medium" (16 bit). Is it okay to set it to "Highest" (32 bit)? Are there any advantages/disadvantages when changing this setting as far as battery life, longevity of the display, easier on the eyes, etc.? TIA
Tony
Monitor color quality questions
Monitor color quality questions
R61, Core 2 Duo T8300 at 2.40GHz, 15.4" WXGA, XP Pro
Re: Monitor color quality questions
Yes.Tõnis wrote:Is it okay to set it to "Highest" (32 bit)?
Gradations of colour look better with 32 bit colour depth.Are there any advantages/disadvantages when changing this setting as far as battery life, longevity of the display, easier on the eyes, etc.?
Re: Monitor color quality questions
Thanks, TTY. I'll fool around with it a bit.
Tony
Tony
R61, Core 2 Duo T8300 at 2.40GHz, 15.4" WXGA, XP Pro
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