Gridley
03-26-2020, 05:39 PM
I've seem others bring up this issue in reddit and such, but not seeing it posted in this forum, let alone the fix.
When I'm in full screen mode running P99 in fullscreen mode, the gamma is adjustable in game as expected. However, when I change to windowed mode, the gamma goes dark (I estimate somewhere around 25% gamma) and, while I can move the Gamma adjustment bar, there is no visual change in the gamma. When I go back to full screen the gamma level shows/changes properly. Back to windowed, its dark.
I've tried Running eqwin2, but even with that its still in windowed mode and therefore remains dark and unadjustable.
I'm running windows 10 Pro (on this desktop pc) and having this issue.
I do have a laptop also running windows 10 pro, same windows edition/version/os build but it does NOT have this issue! In windowed mode on the laptop the gamma is adjustable and behaves correctly. Desktop is using an NVIDIA GeForce GTX 1070, and laptop has a GeForce RTX 2070.
Lastly, the closest "fix" I could find was using the nvidia control panel to manual adjust the gamma on the momitor, but the problem with that is it makes doing anything else on the monitor very bright/washed out. Better than nothing I suppose, but after dealing with this issue for some months I thought maybe someone else has a solution? Strange that the laptop doesn't have the issue while the desktop does.
When I'm in full screen mode running P99 in fullscreen mode, the gamma is adjustable in game as expected. However, when I change to windowed mode, the gamma goes dark (I estimate somewhere around 25% gamma) and, while I can move the Gamma adjustment bar, there is no visual change in the gamma. When I go back to full screen the gamma level shows/changes properly. Back to windowed, its dark.
I've tried Running eqwin2, but even with that its still in windowed mode and therefore remains dark and unadjustable.
I'm running windows 10 Pro (on this desktop pc) and having this issue.
I do have a laptop also running windows 10 pro, same windows edition/version/os build but it does NOT have this issue! In windowed mode on the laptop the gamma is adjustable and behaves correctly. Desktop is using an NVIDIA GeForce GTX 1070, and laptop has a GeForce RTX 2070.
Lastly, the closest "fix" I could find was using the nvidia control panel to manual adjust the gamma on the momitor, but the problem with that is it makes doing anything else on the monitor very bright/washed out. Better than nothing I suppose, but after dealing with this issue for some months I thought maybe someone else has a solution? Strange that the laptop doesn't have the issue while the desktop does.