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Most of everyone with a HD-TV can use RGB full range color but does it really make the graphics look better I experimented a little bit. First I have a 42 inch HD LCD 1080p TV it has a game mode on it you go into menu and switch to game mode. While on this game mode it darkness it a bit from standard mode, so I play the newest game uncharted drake the demo which has a lot of lush and beautiful textures and visual display and it looks outright amazing. Now I switch to RGB full mode on game mode and it looks darker rather dark but I can see the difference as it makes things stand out more like the sun was a lot brighter on RGB full color but things where also darker.

So I turned the brightness up to 55 from 50 and it looked a lot better and it looked vibrant but from either one it looked the same to me I didn't see any difference between the two they both have different styles but all in all they look the same you guys tell me do you see a big difference and what do you prefer I actually liked game mode on while using limited although full RGB gave a different looking style and it was cool but I like seeing more luscious brighter colors and that's what limited gave me.

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Most of everyone with a HD-TV can use RGB full range color but does it really make the graphics look better I experimented a little bit. First I have a 42 inch HD LCD 1080p TV it has a game mode on it you go into menu and switch to game mode. While on this game mode it darkness it a bit from standard mode, so I play the newest game uncharted drake the demo which has a lot of lush and beautiful textures and visual display and it looks outright amazing. Now I switch to RGB full mode on game mode and it looks darker rather dark but I can see the difference as it makes things stand out more like the sun was a lot brighter on RGB full color but things where also darker.

So I turned the brightness up to 55 from 50 and it looked a lot better and it looked vibrant but from either one it looked the same to me I didn't see any difference between the two they both have different styles but all in all they look the same you guys tell me do you see a big difference and what do you prefer I actually liked game mode on while using limited although full RGB gave a different looking style and it was cool but I like seeing more luscious brighter colors and that's what limited gave me.

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http://www.avsforum.com/avs-vb/showthread.php?t=852410 First, save this image, and put it on your PS3 via a memory card or some other method: With the option set to limited, adjust the brightness control on your TV until you can see most/all of the boxes. There are 12 boxes there, but you might not be able to see them all. You should hopefully be able to see at least 9/10 of them. Now switch it over to Full range. Can you still see all the boxes? It's very likely that you will only see a full black screen now if you're using a HDTV rather than a DVI monitor. If you can turn up the brightness control and see the same number of boxes again, then it seems your display does support the full range. If it stays black, or you can't see as many boxes as before, your TV does not support the full range option and you should be using limited. http://sr-388.net/images/patterns/Brightness.jpg
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umm thanks but i already know my TV support full RGB i was just asking every body do they see a big difference between the two becuase i didnt.
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umm thanks but i already know my TV support full RGB i was just asking every body do they see a big difference between the two becuase i didnt.Nolan16
Yes. I like it on FULL. But be aware that it only effects games and the XMB. Blu-ray movies don't use the RGB full unless you force it. It uses the Y Pb / Cb Pr / Cr Super-White (HDMI) setting which is fine. If you change it to RGB for movies. It will be TOOOOOO DARK. Don't do it. Blah... I also had to do what you did. Once I changed it to FULL RGB (HDMI) I turned up the brightness a bit. But not too much.