C2, G2, B2, C1, G1, B1, QNED9x, NANO9x
Check for TV Firmware Updates. Make sure you connect the console to a TV's HDMI port that supports HDMI 2.1, 4k 120Hz, Dolby Vision, etc (if available).
TV / Inputs - select the PC icon for the HDMI input to which the console is connected
Support
Energy Saving Step - Off
General
Devices \ Settings \ HDMI Deep Color - 4k for the HDMI port to which the console is connected
Picture
HDR Select Mode - Game Optimizer
Advance Settings \ Brightness
Energy Saving Step - Off
OLED Pixel Brightness - 100
Adjust Contrast - 100
Screen Brightness - 50
Auto Dynamic Contrast - Off
HDR Tone Mapping - ON for games that have a fixed peak brightness value, HGIG for which you can adjust the peak brightness or use the system HDR calibration settings of the console
Peak Brightness - High
Gamma - 2.2
Black Level - Auto. If you see washed out colors and low contrast, then:
"Limited" - if your console has an HDMI 2.0 port (PS4, Xbox One) or your TV to which the console is connected has HDMI 2.0 or you have activated VRR/120Hz
"Full" - if you use HDMI 2.1 for TV and console, and not use VRR/120Hz.
Advance Settings \ Color
Color Depth - 50-55
Tint - 0
Color gamut - Auto
White Balance
Color Temperature - from 0 to Warm50 according to your preference
Advance Settings \ Clarity
Super Resolution - Off
Noise Reduction - Off
MPEG Noise Reduction - Off
Smooth Gradation - Off
Cinema Screen - Off
TruMotion - Off (according to your preference)
Advance Settings \ Reduce Blue light - Off
Game Panel \ Game Optimizer
Black and White Stabilizer - according to your preference
OLED Motion Pro - Off
Reduce Blue light - Off
Prevent Input Delay(Input Lag) - Boost for playing at 60fps, Standart for playing at 120fps
VRR & G-Sync - On if you use 120fps, Off if 120fps is not relevant for you.
CX, GX, BX, C9, E9, B9, NANO8x
Check for TV Firmware Updates. Make sure you connect the console to a TV's HDMI port that supports HDMI 2.1, 4k 120Hz, Dolby Vision, etc (if available).
TV / Inputs - select the PC icon for the HDMI input to which the console is connected
Picture
Picture Mode - Game
Energy Saving - Off
Additional Settings
Eye Comfoprt Mode - Off
HDMI Ultra Deep Color - On for the HDMI port to which the console is connected
Picture Mode Settings
OLED Light - 100
Contrast - 100
Brightness - 50
Sharpness - 0
Color - 50
Tint - 0
Advance Control
Dynamic Contrast - Off
Dynamic Tone Mapping - ON for games that have a fixed peak brightness value, HGIG for which you can adjust the peak brightness or use the system HDR calibration settings of the console
Super Resolution - Off
Color gamut - Auto
Gamma - 2.2 (Medium)
Peak Brightness - High
White Balance
Color Temperature - from Medium to Warm2 according to your preference
Picture Options
Noise Reduction - Off
MPEG Noise Reduction - Off
Smooth Gradation - Off
Black Level - Auto. If you see washed out colors and low contrast, then:
"Low" - if your console has an HDMI 2.0 port (PS4, Xbox One) or your TV to which the console is connected has HDMI 2.0 or you have activated VRR/120Hz
"High" - if you use HDMI 2.1 for TV and console, and not use VRR/120Hz.
Real Cinema - Off
Motion Eye Care - Off
TruMotion - Off (according to your preference)
AI Brightness - Off
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