Gurm Not sure if this is what you're looking for, but I'm still using my Radeon Pro W5500 on Linux, and when tested with a capture card I was unable to detect dithering either in the BIOS or running Linux (text and graphical modes).

      karut Gentoo, but I think an equivalently configured distro (i.e Arch) with similar settings would be okay.

          JTL any specific settings you applied? Using X11 or Xorg? Any particular kernel? Which desktop environment?

            JTL JTL, do you experience any symptoms with your AMD card? What motherboard and CPU and power supply are you using, if I may ask?

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              jordan Yes. Intel graphics in general are the easiest on my eyes, with or without ditherig. I'll post a whole topic on it in the next day or two, but ... it's good.

                @Gurm Since you're doing that, try 2 of my settings. Turn IT content off (display general advanced) so that it doesn't post-process the image according to what it thinks you are looking at. Also try changing it from RGB to YCbCr (display colour advanced), this works better on my old monitor over HDMI.

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                  Sunspark Will do. I actually tore it down the other day to upgrade stuff. Here's my current setup:

                  Ryzen 7 5800x
                  MSI Aorus Pro AC B550
                  64GB of Corsair Vengeance DDR4 Pro RGB @ 3200Mhz
                  Creative Sound Blaster X-Fi
                  ASRock ARC A770 16GB Challenger

                  I've pre-ordered an Intel ARC B580 Limited Edition which should arrive in January, and am contemplating swapping to an LE 750 in the interim, just because the ASROCK is so power-hungry.

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                      Gurm I've pre-ordered an Intel ARC B580 Limited Edition

                      Any good new, mr Gurm ? 🙂

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