8 bit = 24 bit RGB depending on if someone is describing the bits per channel or the whole RGB signal.
Duty ratio is the percentage of time turned on during a cycle, so at 100% brightness the backlight is always on and thus no PWM, while below 100%...
The datasheet for N4B says max duty ratio is 100%
Does your original screen have PWM? I also think there's something about it that bugs me but I think that probably has more to do with the black...
I didn't like having 144Hz on personally so maybe that is it.
Mine says "BOE [Unknown Model: BOE0726]". What did the sticker on the back of the panel say? For the tint, make sure the eDP cable is plugged...
The CPU/GPUs found in that laptop support eDP 1.4 so that shouldn't be an issue, however you can use Nvidia's firmware update tool just in case,...
Hey sorry I didn't get back sooner on this and what you said in your other thread. Does the issue return if you go back to the default ICC...
I've gone into great depth on a similar issue with the same model display, check my post history. Only up to about 30% of my display can be...
I did a laptop display upgrade recently. All of the context on previous discussion here. The laptop is an HP 15-bs234wm upgraded to the BOE...
Do any NV156FHM-N4B owners notice teal not being produced quite correctly? I think it's because I'm used to the 80% NTSC on my desktop monitor now...
I think I will continue using with it with the ICC profile. It is effectively 100% stable with the -25 RGB using the Windows color calibration...
Update April 2020: I no longer use the ICC profile with reduced color range as I really want to use this display to the best it can be. For a...
Intel command center doesn't let me use any non 60Hz/144Hz custom res, including ones like 75Hz. It says mode not supported. And I can't add 1080p...
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