Ps5 users are TOTALLY wrong about this

You’re setting your PS5 wrong! In this video, I’m going to walk you through one of the most misunderstood settings on the PlayStation 5- the RGB Range. Many PS5 users believe that setting the RGB Range to “Full” will automatically enhance the quality of the display, but that’s not always the case. I’ll explain exactly when and why you should (or shouldn’t) adjust this setting, and how it can affect the overall visual performance of your games.
Understanding the difference between “Full” and “Limited” RGB can make a big difference in your gaming experience. If your TV or monitor doesn’t support the “Full” RGB range (0-255), switching it from “Automatic” to “Full” can lead to a washed-out or overly bright picture. Many people don’t realize this, and as a result, they’re not getting the best visual performance possible from their PS5. I’ll walk you through the correct way to configure this setting, how to check if your display supports the right color space, and why leaving it on “Automatic” might sometimes be the best choice.
Additionally, I’ll dive into some important video output settings that PS5 users often overlook, such as Variable Refresh Rate (VRR), HDR, and Auto Low Latency Mode (ALLM). If you’ve ever gotten a message saying your TV doesn’t support these features, you might think there’s nothing you can do about it. I used to think that too-until I discovered that switching my TV’s HDMI output from “Automatic” to “Standard” unlocked these settings. If you’re not careful, you could be missing out on key visual and performance upgrades just because of a simple setting.
This video is perfect for anyone looking to optimize PS5 settings, improve game visuals, or fix display issues caused by incorrect configurations. Whether you’re gaming on a TV or a monitor, knowing how to properly set up your PS5 video settings can drastically enhance your gameplay experience. Don’t waste hours with subpar performance like I did-watch this video to learn how to make your PS5 look and perform its best!
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[@primon7199]

Thank you. I had my ps5 for about 2 years or so, didn’t know this. I use a gamer screen, and tried switching on full rgb, and it looks great. Not only is the colors more colorful, but also the black and white is more, black and white and not grey-ish, especially the black. Cheers mate 👍🏼

[@o_KingOfKings_o]

Don't use full 🤦‍♂️ , the ps5 can't use full rgb in the 120hz signal because the ps5 hdmi bandwidth is limit to 32 gb , just use automatic

[@jamesturkish3680]

IT's getting hard to keep up with all these meta videos im seeing everyday :| is there a DEFINITE one ? I keep coming up against 5/3/2 variations.

[@mgaming7]

Good stuff. thanks for info

[@bartfelix2949]

Tbh both VRR and ALLM are hot garbage...ALLM makes your blacks grey for a minimal response time improvement, and VRR will always cause you to get brightness flickering no matter if its oled, led, qled any TV/Monitor is prone to this and only a select few samasung model monitors have VRR control which is the only successful thing to fix it

[@ndunman]

Appreciate this tip

[@Mob_Psyycho100]

Thank you 🙏

[@luklopskywalk]

Totally ***

[@phatadam9994]

@thekratos you wish

[@A̸r̸t̸a̸n̸ッ]

من ویدیوی شما را از ایران نگاه میکنم 🤍

[@DoctorGlitch]

Ayeee ❤️ welcome to the channel

[@ltg2729]

Yooo.... noti gang

[@thekreitos5952]

💚XBOX IS BETTER💚

[@TPK-gamer-1]

No

[@TPK-gamer-1]

In my opinion it’s not

[@BoredBash]

It really isn’t

[@GoldenArchangel_1]

The sales says otherwise the exclusive games also say otherwise even Microsoft admitted to losing the console fight.

[@bn_bf4_zfr]

That's YOUR OPINION