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Having said that, our recommendation is to test the monitor using a straight HDMI connection or test if you can use the monitor's built-in menu to switch color range from Limited or Full. TVs and monitors don't necessarily match in capabilities in respect of Chroma Subsampling (per example monitors often go for 4:4:4 and TVs usually default to 4:2:0) and color range (limited vs. Our driver only supports the Quantization range on native HDMI connections. The Intel® HD Graphics can support resolution (otherwise the option would not be available for selection on the Intel® Graphics Command Center).Ībout the actual problem description ' Colors are washed out, foggy/blurry and lack saturation', this seems to be related to the use of the USB-C to HDMI adapter not allowing the Quantization range option to match the monitor's default capabilities. We would like to update this thread regarding your last question. Hello you for your patience in this matter.

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