What is a good monitor score?

A score of 80-100 (Grade S-A) indicates excellent performance. 60-79 (Grade B) is good for most users. Below 60 may indicate issues that can be improved with calibration.

Can I improve my monitor score?

Yes! Calibrating your monitor, enabling game mode, adjusting response time settings, and ensuring proper lighting can all improve your score.

Does a lower score mean my monitor is bad?

Not necessarily. Many factors affect the score, including ambient lighting and display settings. A score of 60+ is still suitable for most uses.

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Q: How is the monitor score calculated?

Your score is calculated based on four tests: contrast, gradient smoothness, uniformity, and response time. Each test is weighted to give you an overall score out of 100.

How to Interpret Your Monitor Score

Understanding Your Score

Your monitor score is calculated based on four key metrics: contrast, gradient smoothness, uniformity, and response time. A higher score indicates better overall display performance.

What Affects Your Score?

Contrast: Measures black levels and white brightness. Higher is better for HDR content.
Gradient: Evaluates color banding. Smoother gradients indicate better panel quality.
Uniformity: Checks for backlight bleed and color consistency across the screen.
Response: Measures input lag. Lower is better for gaming.

How to Improve Your Score

Calibrate your monitor using our contrast test
Adjust response time settings in your monitor's OSD menu
Ensure even lighting in your room to improve perceived uniformity
Use proper display cables (DisplayPort recommended for high refresh rates)

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Contraste

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Réponse

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How to Interpret Your Monitor Score

Understanding Your Score

What Affects Your Score?

How to Improve Your Score

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