Novideo sRGB

Calibrating your monitor to have it display your favorite content in the way it was meant to be seen requires some specialized tools. A piece of software that was purpose-made for NVIDIA GPU owners comes in the form of Novideo sRGB, which uses an NVIDIA API that enables one to convert and calibrate their display's colors, which can then be converted into the desired color space, whilst respecting the monitor's EDID parameters.

The software comes as a solution to NVIDIA GPU owners, which do not have the ability to tweak their monitor's picture quality based on their monitor's EDID by default. ICC profiles may also be used, and you can use values in place of the ones reported in the EDID.

Users can set their preferred color space target for calibration, such as sRGB, BT.709, DCI-P3, and so on. As stated earlier, it is possible to use ICC profiles or EDID primaries to handle calibration, where you'll be able to set your red, green, and blue values individually.

It's likewise possible to calibrate display gamma and set a black output offset in the program's settings. A dithering menu is also offered to users for configuration, which gives one the option to enable 10-bit dithering.