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    Alienware 15 R1 display calibration

    Discussion in '2015+ Alienware 13 / 15 / 17' started by judal57, Oct 22, 2015.

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    Hi i read a lot of reviews of this notebook and i find that always say that it have more blue than normal, and i find the display a little annoying to my eyes. Someone have the file calibration or know how can i calibrate it ?

    my display model properties are:

    Nombre del monitor Samsung 156HL (Dell FYTXT)
    ID del monitor SDC4C48
    Fabricante FYTXT_156HL
    Tipo de monitor 15.6" LCD (FHD)
    Fecha de fabricación 2014
    Número de serie Ninguno
    Tamaño de visión máximo 344 mm x 194 mm (15.5")
    Relación de aspecto de la imagen 16:9
    Resolución máxima 1920 x 1080
    Gama 2.20
    Compatibilidad con modo DPMS Ninguno
     
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    1)Double click on the .icm file to install that profile.
    2)Go to color management.
    3)Remove the ICC profiles under "profiles associated with this device".
    4)Click on add just below it. In the new window, under the ICC profiles heading scroll down and you will find the "AW15.icm"(it is the bottom 6th in mine).
    5)When AW15.icm appears in "profiles associated with this device", click on it and set it as default.
     
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    A lot of thanks, tomorrow i will invite you a beer :D cheers!
     
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