fearpoint
$470 for a gsync 1440p 27 inch display?
 
How?

 
I got mine a few months ago at Best Buy as well. But even cheaper. It was $449 during that sale. 

They don't have "software" outside of a "driver" that is just an INF file that corrects the name and an ICC profile.

Husky_
Hello,
 
So I just go this Dell Monitor :http://www.dell.com/en-us/shop/accessories/apd/210-agjr?c=us&cs=19&l=en&sku=210-AGJR
 
It is 27" +1440P + G-Sync + 144Hz refresh rate. I love it but the colors are not "punchy." I actually believe it was way to accurate.
 
However, my eyes are used to punchy colors and Super AMOLED displays found on phones.
 
I read online that we can change the colors and gamma settings in nVidia control panel but the question is, will it work in all games without issues?
 
Thank you!
 
*NOTE*I got it from BestBuy today for $479.99 so I thought it was a good deal.

 
Interested in a ICC profile? I can send you mine if you want it. Just let me know. Looks great properly calibrated.

bcavnaugh
Did you install Dell's Monitor Software?

No I did not. But the device manager recognize it and it is NOT "plug and play" monitor.
 
I tried going to Dell's website to download the drivers but they dont have any and I heard it is no longer needed in the newer revision monitors. Mine is Revision A03.

FattysGoneWild

Husky_
Hello,
 
So I just go this Dell Monitor :http://www.dell.com/en-us/shop/accessories/apd/210-agjr?c=us&cs=19&l=en&sku=210-AGJR
 
It is 27" +1440P + G-Sync + 144Hz refresh rate. I love it but the colors are not "punchy." I actually believe it was way to accurate.
 
However, my eyes are used to punchy colors and Super AMOLED displays found on phones.
 
I read online that we can change the colors and gamma settings in nVidia control panel but the question is, will it work in all games without issues?
 
Thank you!
 
*NOTE*I got it from BestBuy today for $479.99 so I thought it was a good deal.

 
Interested in a ICC profile? I can send you mine if you want it. Just let me know. Looks great properly calibrated.

It is not that I cant calibrate it. My issue is that my calibrations are not being applied in all games.

WackyWRZ

Husky_
I don't think anyone is understanding my question. I know how to do all that, it's just I want it to apply in all games not only in certain games.....

Good choice on the monitors - I have 2 of them and I really like em!  As far as the color settings I can confirm it's really hit/miss whether they apply in games or not.  It's a gripe a lot of people over the net have and it seems to be largely dependent on finding a driver version where it works correctly.  This also happens with ICC profiles as well as the NV control panel settings.

One question that I really still dont know the answer to. Do I enable V-Sync in game and G-Sync in nVidia CP? Or if I enable G-Sync in NVCP then I have to disable the V-Sync in games? I personally find running G-Sync and V-sync in games to be smoother.

Husky_

bcavnaugh
Did you install Dell's Monitor Software?

No I did not. But the device manager recognize it and it is NOT "plug and play" monitor.
 
I tried going to Dell's website to download the drivers but they dont have any and I heard it is no longer needed in the newer revision monitors. Mine is Revision A03.

I am not talking about the .inf file or device setup file.
On the DVD that came with your Monitor is the Software to Control the Settings on the Monitor.

bcavnaugh

Husky_

bcavnaugh
Did you install Dell's Monitor Software?

No I did not. But the device manager recognize it and it is NOT "plug and play" monitor.
 
I tried going to Dell's website to download the drivers but they dont have any and I heard it is no longer needed in the newer revision monitors. Mine is Revision A03.

I am not talking about the .inf file or device setup file.
On the DVD that came with your Monitor is the Software to Control the Settings on the Monitor.

Wow, I did not know that. I will give it a try.
 
But why is it not available on Dell's website? Why when I enter my service tag, nothing shows up?!
 
Thanks anyways.

Husky_
One question that I really still dont know the answer to. Do I enable V-Sync in game and G-Sync in nVidia CP? Or if I enable G-Sync in NVCP then I have to disable the V-Sync in games? I personally find running G-Sync and V-sync in games to be smoother.

You want - G-Sync - ON, Vsync - ON (in Nvidia Panel), and Vsync - OFF (in games).  This way lets Nvidia control panel worry about Vsync and it only enables it if the game exceeds your monitor's refresh rate.  So from 30fps-144fps it uses G-Sync but above 144 it disables g-sync and turns on v-sync (to avoid tearing).  Basically they should call it frame rate cap instead of V-Sync (in the control panel setting) as you can't have V-Sync and G-Sync run at the same time since V-Sync is not variable.
 
One thing you CAN do to get the color settings to stick is to run the game in border-less windowed mode instead of Fullscreen - and make sure G-Sync is enabled for windowed and fullscreen mode...  Again not all games support this either.
 

On my disk on the file monitor.htm
under Dell Display Manager Installation the file name is (CD Drive):/ddm/ddmsetup.exe
At least on mine.
 
If it applies 
http://www.dell.com/support/home/us/en/04/Drivers/DriversDetails?driverId=9YJ4T
ftp://ftp.dell.com/Manuals/all-products/esuprt_electronics/esuprt_display/dell-u2913wm_user%27s%20guide2_en-us.pdf
http://en.community.dell.com/support-forums/peripherals/f/3529/t/19644210
 
http://en.community.dell.com/search#q=S2716DG