How to Make ANY monitor look BEAUTIFUL for FREE

Today I'm going to be showing you guy's how to make your monitors look visually beautiful, just by using software that your pc needs. This works on any Monitor, any GPU, and is FREE. There is really no reason to not use this method.
This uses your GPU's Driver software, there are no 3rd party applications used in this video.
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[@realrgtproductions]

Disclaimer: The point of the video is not to replace expensive monitors. The point is to find alternatives for cheaper displays. I understand that this will never be better than expensive displays.

[@habibiwaves]

Changing color sliders on a monitor won’t ever make it look as good as the high dynamic range on a oled and color accuracy. You tuning a cheaper monitor won’t make look like a “expensive” monitor.

[@thatguy3000]

My wallet screams that you're wrong and dumb about saying that an expensive monitor is better than a cheaper one.

[@MrningStar_]

@@thatguy3000 my wallet says that you're wallet is feeding you with straight copium

[@Doctordava]

Always when I use hdr the picture looks like shit, no matter if pc or console

[@shroomgerm]

Cranking the saturation and contrast destroys shadow detail and although extremly vibrant it actually melts similair colours together making them indistinguishble from one another removing even more detail and straying away from colour accuracy which alot of people ideally want as its closest to what the creator of the contents intended vision is. I understand this is obviously a preference otherwise a video wouldnt exist but do be aware this removes detail from your experience. If you do want to set up your display to be as colour accurate as possible look up "colour calibrating my monitor" and you'll find some great videos on it and websites to help show the affect of the settings you're changing. No harm enjoying your monitor however you want to at the end of the day.

[@FFox98]

tell that to cs2/csgo pro players lol

[@etonnight9494]

I personally wouldn't go any more than 150% on saturation. Warm colors lose a lot of fine detail and blob together, But In Some games like Overwatch and Apex I can't go back to default XD. I think you can also tune colors per game, one cool thing I like about AMD Adrenaline software.

[@RenDolan]

I've been doing this for months, since I know i can change colour. so i tried to tweak here and there until i satisfied with the colour.

[@rasluffi]

Alan Wake 2 on a 6600? Dang

[@realrgtproductions]

Yea it's surprising how well it performs.

[@sTL45oUw]

Summary: Kick the saturation way up

[@FFox98]

or just.... reshade and crank that vibrance slider all the way to the right.... which is stupid actually. But well, this is how "pros" play counter-strike after all....

[@niezzayt3809]

I have different concern about this. You might need to check your eyes for Colour-Blindness

[@jamesdavenport-rice5654]

This aint it, chief. 🙁