Your setting is only for accelerated-video output, not for general digital signal  . Even this settings can be use on limited-range RGB signal, but it will crushes the black more, for tv they will detect range 16 or below as pure black, this setting will considered other darkest non-black colour as pure black.

by default, hdmi and tv standard are using 16-235 RGB range, if the monitor is detected as TV, it will use the limited range by default. Usually monitor that using HD resolution with audio output are usually detected as TV. however any monitor that having VGA port shouldn't have problem to accept full RGB range.

the reason why they do this because not all tv are full-rgb ready (this is not within tv standard however, so manufacturer are free to choose whether they will support this as well, some tv might not show any output with full rgb signal, my cheepo panasonic tv will not show colour from range 1-16 (considered black) and 235-255 range will show the same color(for white, it will show white with same brightness) even the full-rgb signal was send by the GPU(i believe the signal sent was switched back to limited-rgb)) .  Not only nvidia does this, even Intel does this (they didn't even have full rgb toggle on their driver as well).

there's a reason why the full rgb toggler (for driver registry hack) was made in first place, because there is no setting on the driver.
http://www.avsforum.com/t/1444859/setting-...-full-range-rgb

the easiest way to test whether the signal were full-rgb and the monitor/tv is viewing it as well is by viewing the image below, the range 1 -15 should show grey box, range 1 should be the darkest grey. limited-rgb signal will just show range 1 -15 as black box. when you are applying the toogler from limited to full or vice versa, it will show different (but may need to reboot)

Also, the background should be black
http://www.lagom.nl/lcd-test/img/blacktest.png
http://www.lagom.nl/lcd-test/black.php

you will not have trouble because you aware about the toggler, average joe will just plug and play monitor without any settings change. So they cannot take the full benifit of their monitor

Dell U2713H or U2713HM should suits your needs, those are cheaper and locally available models, if you can afford more, you can seek those much higher grade professionals monitor with uniformity adjustable monitor, those are really expensive and needs to import.
With that said, every professional monitors will not be accurate out of box unless it's tuned using professional calibration tools, despite that each manufacturer has its own calibration tools, methods so if you really want archive accurate colours, it's best to seek for professional calibration every month or buy yourself calibration tools.

I'm from 27" to 24". no regret. planning to get 2nd 24" unit.
unless this year end new 27" change my mind.

you're right. just in general size different. if this year ultrasharp 27" price not too high, might consider to upgrade. expected to have same design ID like U2414H, narrow slim bezel, I like it.

U2414H has very good panel, class 1 (according to TFTCentral) response time so FPS gaming is not an issue here.
But the input ports is not for every whom still using VGA for my old machines (oldies, ahem...)
Will definitely looking forward their future panels, they're surely improved lots recently.

i still sticking with 1920x1200 even after 1 year of thinking whether 2 hop in 1600p but finally i have decided 4k all the way

suggest at least get 32"
4K is too tiny windows object for monitor size below that....

I'm happy with U2414H. now no more promotion price, maybe wait until this year end or once the price drop will get second unit 

Hey guys, just bought a dell monitor with 5 yr warranty.

How do i verify and check it is indeed 5 years, and the starting date of warranty?

Hello peoples , I'm eyeing for the Dell U2312HM and the LG 23EA63V and I have no idea which to choose , both are close in prices . The Dell has more features but the LG seems to have a superior screen (AH-IPS vs E-IPS) and is newer too . Any recommendations ?

what is the cheapest 1440p monitor i can get?

Hi,

I'm looking for 27" monitor. Was looking at Dell S2740L but the review doesn't seems good on sites like TrustedREview.

Sifus have any recommendations? Budget max RM1100.

Why choose 27"? Coz never try before 

U2312HM 97% sRGB vs. P2314H ~72% sRGB
I vote for U2312HM

But the price U2412M between U2413 is huge right? Have to add another 1k+ for the latter.

The launched price last time should be cheaper cause that time they claimed is promotional price? As I bought mine cheaper that time, after a week or two some of the forumer got quoted from Dell with a higher price tag than the initial promotional price.