Changing Colors in 3D Appz

MrSorensen · Apr 9, 2007, 03:21 PM

Don't know if there are any previously posts on this subject, if so sorry..

Have used Omega drivers for some time now. And have lately changed my monitor, which for some reason seems to be a tad to green in display.
No problem in changing desktop colors RGB seperatly, but when I want to fine tune RGB for 3D applications this option is greyed out. Is this not possible, or is it me doing something wrong?

My card is an X1900XTX running latest Omega drivers. Oh.. And I cant fine tune RGB on my LCD display unfortunately.

Regards Bjarne

**Spyre** · Apr 9, 2007, 06:06 PM

You should google search to see if your monitor has a hidden menu for changing things like that as quite a few of them do (my own Dell2405FPW does for example)

I don't support Omega drivers myself so can't really help you with that part. Shouldn't be an issue with changing it in the CCC as far as I'm aware.

Dyre Straits · Apr 9, 2007, 10:07 PM

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Originally Posted by MrSorensen

Don't know if there are any previously posts on this subject, if so sorry..

Have used Omega drivers for some time now. And have lately changed my monitor, which for some reason seems to be a tad to green in display.
No problem in changing desktop colors RGB seperatly, but when I want to fine tune RGB for 3D applications this option is greyed out. Is this not possible, or is it me doing something wrong?

My card is an X1900XTX running latest Omega drivers. Oh.. And I cant fine tune RGB on my LCD display unfortunately.

Regards Bjarne

Greetings and welcome to DriverHeaven!

If you recently changed monitors, did you completely Remove the instance of your previous monitor from Device Manager? If not, at least do that. In fact, in Device Manager, remove ALL instances of monitors that show up, reboot, and then let Windows redetect your monitor and install the native drivers for it.

It's possible that the new monitor is new enough that it needs specific drivers installed for it in order to change settings. So, if you're prompted for drivers, be sure have the specific updated drivers for your monitor handy. (They should be available from the manufacturer's website.)

Be sure to post back with any success or other questions.

MrSorensen · Apr 10, 2007, 05:31 AM

Thanks so far.

Problem is however, that its a Samsung 32" TV/LCD. So no drivers followed the product.
And searched for several hours on Samsungs homepage on topics related to my problem with no luck.
How come it is not possible to adjust RGB for D3D Applications, when there is no problem with the Desktop display?!?
And is it possible with ATI/AMDs own drivers?

Thanks again.
Bjarne

**Spyre** · Apr 10, 2007, 09:49 AM

May want to try powerstrip that has features for setting colour and gamma curves on a device and for making your own infs for TV's / Monitors etc.

As for why its greyed out, could be a conflict with some left behind settings, issue with the Omega drivers that sort of thing.

MrSorensen · Apr 13, 2007, 04:31 PM

Hmm. Thanks Again so far.
Tried to uninstall every single file/driver related to my GFX card.
But it doesn't seem to be the problem, still greyed out.
If anyone has got a solution please reply.

Bjarne