I'd take 'factory calibrated' with a grain of salt, but it's fine for gaming, just not for photo editing or other color-accuracy-sensitive work.شركة سوق الكمبيوتر هى وسيط بينك وبين الوكيل ولسنا المصنعين

You can tweak the settings to get it closer to ideal, though.

The white point is also a bit too high (about 7,800K in sRGB neutral). It doesn't get terribly bright - it peaks at about 280 nits - and the gamma does hit 2.2, but that's an average of values of an ugly curve. The display covers 100 percent of sRGB as defined by the triangle formed by the red, green and blue primaries, but like most displays it has problems with cyan, so technically it measured at about 93 percent coverage. Unfortunately, X-Rite rarely updates its drivers. And it's not just on this system: on our Digital Storm evaluation unit, the X-Rite driver repeatedly crashed the system after about an hour of gameplay. Unfortunately, the installed X-Rite driver made the system unstable it had issues with going to and coming out of sleep and hibernation that went away once I uninstalled it, thanks to a driver hint delivered on the BSOD (Blue Screen of Death). There's also an option for hardware calibration using the X-Rite i1DisplayPro or one of the SpectraCal variants.

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