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IPS is a panel type, not a setting. THis is a TN panel monitor. To adjust image settings I started with the suggestion of another reviewer and it worked for me,. Brightness 50% Contrast 50% Gamma 0.72 Digital Vibrance 70% Hue 0 Dell S2716DG menu Brightness 43% Contrast 75% Set a custom color and play with it, this is what I have. R 97% G 99% B 96%

Not sure what you mean by IPS, but if you means settings within the panel itself and NVIDIA I can most definitely suggest some and provide you with some information. 1. This is not an IPS panel, it is a TN. I suggest you adjust it about 3 feet away from you, directly in your line of sight. If you do this picture quality is excellent. Monitor Settings 2. Brightness: 60 / Contrast: 70 3. Color - R:97 / G:99 / B:96 Computer Settings 4. NVIDIA Control Panel --> Display (adjust desktop color settings) --> Gamma: 0.80 / Digital Vibrance: 50% / Hue: 0% Hope this helps!

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IPS is a panel type, not a setting. THis is a TN panel monitor. To adjust image settings I started with the suggestion of another reviewer and it worked for me,. Brightness 50% Contrast 50% Gamma 0.72 Digital Vibrance 70% Hue 0 Dell S2716DG menu Brightness 43% Contrast 75% Set a custom color and play with it, this is what I have. R 97% G 99% B 96%
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Not sure what you mean by IPS, but if you means settings within the panel itself and NVIDIA I can most definitely suggest some and provide you with some information. 1. This is not an IPS panel, it is a TN. I suggest you adjust it about 3 feet away from you, directly in your line of sight. If you do this picture quality is excellent. Monitor Settings 2. Brightness: 60 / Contrast: 70 3. Color - R:97 / G:99 / B:96 Computer Settings 4. NVIDIA Control Panel --> Display (adjust desktop color settings) --> Gamma: 0.80 / Digital Vibrance: 50% / Hue: 0% Hope this helps!
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