Disable GPU Dithering and enable Uniformity Correction. The screen shows some colored belts #4481
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This is because uniformity correction is compensating panel imperfections but disabled GPU dithering prevents the effect to be dithered (similar to other gradients). It is best to disable both or enable both to avoid this. |
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@waydabber what's the default factory behaviour from Apple for Apple Silicon MacBook Pros (built-in XDR laptop display)? |
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I'm not sure if this is a bug, but when I enable Uniformity Correction and disable GPU Dithering, several colored bands appear around the edges of the screen.
Version： 3.5.6
MacBook Pro version: M4 14-inch
OS version：15.5
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