Hello all. I am using ArgyllCMS/DispCalGui along with my Spyder 3 express and have been happy so far. I just got a new Dell 2711 screen, and I am getting some strange results. When flatpanelshd reviewed that display they arrived at quite different display rgb-settings, and I am wondering if: 1. Are wide-gamut displays a problem for my Spyder 3 express, if so, what should I do? 2. Can there be such substantial variation within a series? Hopefully my tables should be readable using fixed-width fonts. If not, a readable version can be found here: http://www.flatpanelshd.com/flatforums/viewtopic.php?f=5&t=960&p=5401#p5401 Note that I ended up with red-channel set to 100 instead of ~80. Test-images also appear red-ish to me. I have not experienced this problem calibrating my older PC screen or my TV-set. out-of-the-box measurements: From the review My calibration Black level = 0.23 0.38 [cd/m^2] White level = 225 242.78 [cd/m^2] Aprox. gamma = 1.92 1.80 Contrast ratio = 978:1 642:1 White chromaticity coordinates ###### 0.2815 ###### 0.3378 White Correlated Color Temperature (DE 2K to locus) 8186K (20.2) White Correlated Daylight Temperature (DE 2K to locus) 8157K (18.9) White Visual Color Temperature (DE 2K to locus) 6787K (19.8) White Visual Daylight Temperature (DE 2K to locus) 6904K (18.4) Display calibration: From the review My calibration Brightness: 22 22 Contrast: 50 50 RGB: Manually • R: 88 100 • G: 84 81 • B: 89 83 Calibrated/profiled results: From the review My calibration Black level = 0.12 0.25 [cd/m^2] White level = 106 116.59 [cd/m^2] Aprox. gamma = 2.2 (?) 2.18 Contrast ratio = 883:1 472:1 White chromaticity coordinates ###### 0.3123 ###### 0.3290 White Correlated Color Temperature (DE 2K to locus) 6524K (4.9) White Correlated Daylight Temperature (DE 2K to locus) 6524K (0.3) White Visual Color Temperature (DE 2K to locus) 6348K (4.7) White Visual Daylight Temperature (DE 2K to locus) 6513K (0.3) Target is 6500K Daylight, native whitepoint/blackpoint, gamma of 2.2, best regards k