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Very weird... Does any configuration result in it working properly on your machine? E.g. setting a lower resolution/refresh rate/bit depth, using HDMI instead of DisplayPort, disabling G-Sync, anything like that....

Please test if any of these issues are fixed in the latest release.

>maybe instead you could check every second IF the clamp is overwritten, and then reload The problem with these issues is that NVAPI still reports the clamp as being active,...

Not sure if this is doable – I believe the NVIDIA drivers expose a CTM (color transform matrix) property that can be set through `xrandr`, but I don't even know...

Thanks, try this: `xrandr --output DP-2 --set CscMatrix 54650,11079,-194,0,3043,62152,340,0,815,3259,61460,0` I'm not sure if I got the format right, but this should at least do... something.

If it produces weird results, you could also try this tool: https://cgit.freedesktop.org/~hwentland/color-demo-app/ Compile it and run it like `./cmdemo -o DP-2 -c 0.833903253:0.169066459:-0.0029697225:0.046433419:0.948365331:0.00520124193:0.0124420347:0.0497391634:0.937818825` – I think that should work.

`xrandr --output DP-0 --set CscMatrix 54401,11390,-255,0,2458,61901,1176,0,626,4319,60589,0`

>Is there a formula so that we can do it by ourselves? Well, the math is the same as the one used in this tool. I just set the x...

The values shown in this tool are the same as the illuminant-relative xy values shown in DisplayCAL (except with more precision), so only the former is required if you're relying...

@nottam Sure, here you go `xrandr --output DP-0 --set CscMatrix 57571,6676,1288,0,2493,65342,-2299,0,748,3322,61465,0`