Gnizmo said:
So you literally do not know what you are talking about. Please stop trying to talk baout something you do not fully understand. |
did you expect him to understand something as simple as Full RGB.. he probably doesnt even know what RGB stands for...
Anyways, for all you none-techies or graphics guys I'll explain it. RGB means Red Blue and Green. It is the basic color base for all colors on the P. There are a few others but frankly never use them so I dont care about them.
Now RGB color scale goes from 0 - 255 for each color. So basically Red 0 - 255, Green 0 - 255, and Blue 0 - 255.
Some TVs, mainly SDTVs and some older HDTVs dont support the full color RGB color scale so it is limited. How is it limited? The first 16 colors are not supported as well as the last 20. Limited RGB's color range is basically 16 - 235. Full RGB is the full RGB color spectrum; 0 - 255.
Super White is a bit hard to understand as there is no PC settings for it so I cant really explain it very well.Super White is basically a cleaner white color that has no extra color then whats needed for white to be created.
As for HDMI can only use. Thats actually somewhat BS. HDMI is needed to get the full effect. Basically component will enable maybe a color range of 10 - 245 but not the full thing. As for Super White it makes whites cleaner but not as clean as it could be
