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First post, by sketchus

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Hi folks,

Hope someone here can help.

I picked up an Iiyama Vison Master Pro 455. It's a lovely monitor and in great condition.

I have a bit of a weird issue though. I get severely crushed blacks when connecting it to my pc via a HDMI to VGA adapter. In the Nvidia Control panel if I shift it to RGB limited, everything looks correct. I currently don't have a direct VGA device so am forced to use the adapter.

The reason I query this is because as I understood it, monitors used RGB Full? I'm just wondering why I need to set it to limited to see the image properly.

Thank you.

Reply 1 of 3, by PTherapist

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Could be the HDMI adapter outputting that way, rather than the monitor itself.

Reply 2 of 3, by oeuvre

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Try connecting it to something through just a VGA cable... see if it is the monitor or the HDMI adapter.

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Reply 3 of 3, by sketchus

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Okay will do, my current retro PC is disassembled as I was going to get it recapped. I'm hopeful it's just the adapter doing it. I have an OSSC which if I set to output in YCbCr, it works perfectly. Must be the way the adapter handles the signal.