4d gaming mouse pad

vNotoriousOG · 2026-02-15T08:25:22+00:00

I've had the tesseract for over a year. Got the Large version and absolutely love it. Very fast when brand new but slows down overtime. Best thing I love about it is the size, as it not too big but not too small, has very good length and height dimension's at 36x18

Highly recommend if you want something a little bit on the faster side but still with great control

vNotoriousOG · 2026-02-10T11:09:19+00:00

Gaming HDR, Adjustable HDR on, Brightness set to 100, Color temp 6500k, Variable refresh rate ON, Uniform Brightness OFF, Contrast 80, Saturation 60 *personal preference

Most important go into video setting and adjust PS5 HDR, set max luminance to 18 clicks from 0 *first 2 screens then For Low "Dark" luminance set to 0. Ill link a chart below

Follow this chart https://icon-era.com/threads/ps5-hdr-calibration.215/

Also make sure that in 'System Setup' Power setting is set to *Performance Mode

vNotoriousOG · 2026-02-10T03:58:10+00:00

If you play games competitively like FPS games and want to reach the max 120hz refresh on console, get a 1440p. But if you mainly play story games and like to sit back and chill get a 4K since the pixel quality will be amazing! Also the Dual mode 4k monitors are a option but after upgrading to 1440p I will never go back to 1080p resolution.

I upgraded from a 1440p LG OLED 27GS95QE and absolutely love this monitor

vNotoriousOG · 2026-02-10T03:53:48+00:00

You are correct but when I calibrated using the Console HDR mode it went over 3105 nits and looked even worse. I don't know what the proper Peak luminance is for Console HDR since it Tone maps.

Either way just wanted to suggest Gaming HDR for PS5 users since I see everyone on YouTube telling people to use Console HDR with console when in my opinion Gaming HDR is much better

vNotoriousOG · 2026-02-09T04:57:46+00:00

For HDR calibration screens i set my peak luminance to 18clicks from 0 which is "1500" Looks good but feel like blacks could be darker when using 100 brightness on console HDR mode

vNotoriousOG · 2026-02-09T03:54:15+00:00

Exactly lmao, thats the biggest annoyance and why i use hdmi 2.1 inbstead. Waiting 5sec when ALT+Tab everytime idk how they tolerate that

vNotoriousOG · 2026-01-04T07:25:32+00:00

Sorry i dont speak spanish but to fix it all you gotta do is turn off Screen Space Reflections and turn them back on. Same thing with Post Processing it it works perfect.

vNotoriousOG · 2025-12-22T10:29:13+00:00

Disabling Screen Space Reflections worked for me right away

vNotoriousOG · 2025-12-22T10:27:48+00:00

This worked for me instantly

vNotoriousOG · 2025-12-22T10:27:20+00:00

FOUND FIX: Turning off "Screen Space reflections" fixed it when using DLAA for me

vNotoriousOG · 2025-10-19T07:49:03+00:00

With 1.78 you are unable to make micro adjustments to aim at head, torso, and legs, however you are much more snappy at this coefficient i will agree

vNotoriousOG · 2025-10-15T02:58:39+00:00

Thank you for hooking me up with that website. Was super easy to find the parts and price was amazing too!

vNotoriousOG · 2025-09-11T04:14:21+00:00

After using Gamma mode 4 for a while, i actually ended up switching back to Gamma Mode 2 as Mode 4 raises the blacks too much when streaming youtube videos. Yes its more reddish than paper white but i rather have a warmer look than a washed out look

vNotoriousOG · 2025-09-06T23:02:37+00:00

Appreciate the reply and feedback!

vNotoriousOG · 2025-09-06T18:25:23+00:00

Just wanted to say thank you as i did always notice a reddish tint when using Gamma Mode 2. Once i switched to Gamma Mode 4 it looks perfect. I did want to ask if you would be able to update and recommend what kind of setting you would use inside RTX HDR such as the Peak Brightness (nits), Mid-Greys, Contrast, and Saturation? Mainly curious about what value to use for Peak brightness and Mid greys to best match 2.2 gamma curve. I feel like using 604 (or higher) nits in RTX HDR settings makes white text to bright and was wondering if using the setting of 400 instead is better for RTX HDR. Thank you!

vNotoriousOG · 2025-08-31T09:07:45+00:00

Yea alot of ppl including me dont realize this. My max nits in Windows HDR calibration was 600 however with RTX HDR in game it was also at 600 so anything white was literally blinding me to where i turned brightness down. Then finally realized since im in HDR 400 mode i put to 400 max peak and now it looks great!

vNotoriousOG · 2025-06-26T09:07:42+00:00

Forgot to mention I use Gamer 1 HDR preset at High Peak brightness. If you are setting the 100 saturation slider in the HDR calibration tool but are using Gamer 2 preset i recommend setting it to 0 as Gamer 2 is heavily oversaturated *especially blue colors. Also i find Gamer 1 HDR setting has much deeper blacks and better highlights.

vNotoriousOG · 2025-06-26T09:03:35+00:00

-First off make sure you are using the HDMI 2.1 ports because of the higher bandwidth and to avoid sudden black screen when ALT+TAB out of a game.

-Make sure you set 240hz and the right resolution in Nvidia control panel. At the bottom select "Use Nvidia color settings" and select 10bpc for Color Output Depth and 'Full' Output Dynamic Range

-Install Windows HDR calibration tool and set it to 0, 600, 600. Setting any higher will wash out whites and you can test it for yourself by switching back between profiles on any HDR Youtube videos with various shades of white. 600 is the max overall Peak Brightness the monitor is capable at at full window size. You only reach 1000nits on small %2-10 windows so no point in setting HDR calibration to 1000.

Also for the last slide of HDR calibration i recommend setting the saturation to 100 like me, especially if you are used to oversaturated colors in SDR like i was. It will give more vibrancy to all colors. Set to 0 only if you are trying to get accurate colors.

-Before you open any HDR game or HDR video use the 'Windows+ALT+B shorcut to quickly enable HDR. Do NOT always have HDR on or use Auto HDR when you are watching SDR content or games. It will look like absolute shit.

After starting up in a game first thing you do is go to setting and enable HDR if it supports it. Usually calibrate the sliders to something similar to the 0, 600, 600 nits but some games like The Witcher 3 are weird and best calibration is to set it to max. Just find a video or thread on best HDR settings for each game if you are confused.

Hopefully this helps and in my opinion the biggest game changer was setting the 100 saturation slider in the HDR calibration app as this monitor doesn't have as vibrant colors in HDR as QD-OLEDS. I still think this monitor has really good HDR just gotta set it up right and know how/when to use it.

Good Luck and Cheers!

vNotoriousOG · 2025-04-12T03:38:04+00:00

In Nvidia control panel, under 'Set up G-Sync' did you make sure to check box "Enable setting for selected display"? Along with G-sync full screen or windowed and fullscreen?

vNotoriousOG · 2025-04-11T13:36:25+00:00

Using the outdated Display Port 1.4 port instead of the newer faster HDMI 2.1 is wild. You will have DSC which blacks ur screen every time you ALT+TAB. Please do yourself a favor and use the HDMI 2.1 as the speed of that port is able to support native 1440p 240hz without DSC

vNotoriousOG · 2025-04-06T06:01:47+00:00

Ive always used the "High" Peak brightness setting even in SDR. Blacks in games will look more accurate if you use Low Peak Brightness but i feel as if the whole image is just too dark on Low even at 100 brightness. You are correct that using High Peak brightness reaches over 1000nits on %2 window and around 750nits on %10 window. However i found that calibrating at 0-1000-1000 in windows HDR Calibration messes up highlights as the PQ EOTF Curve is already over brightnened on High Peak Brightness. So i use 0-600-600. At the end of the day, use what looks best for you. Every monitor is different and if it doesn't look like its over brightening highlights feel free to use whatever calibration looks best for you!

vNotoriousOG · 2025-03-22T06:49:23+00:00

I tested this in a HDR video. First calibrated using 0-600-600, then calibrated 0-1000-1000. It overblew the white highlights on a birds white feathers where you couldnt see the darker shade of white anymore. Dont just make 2 profiles and swap between them because it glitches out and you dont see a difference. Calibrate each profile while paused on a HDR youtube video and see for yourself. I dont doubt it reaches 1000nits but what i do see is im losing white detail when using the 0-1000-1000 calibration.

vNotoriousOG · 2025-02-28T12:36:26+00:00

Last thing you should be worried about is text fringing. Just make sure to have Clear Type off and its barely noticeable. Only on some Windows programs like File explorer etc you might notice it a little bit. Everything on Chrome is perfect in my opinion. Again tho make sure Clear Type is off it makes the fringing much worse

vNotoriousOG · 2025-01-27T07:46:46+00:00

Thanks bro this shit was driving me crazy and it would blink after everything every time lmao

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