Fix for MSI True Color Crushing Blacks?

I'm pretty happy with the sRGB color profile provided by the True Color ap for my GE72. Flesh tones look good, which is the big thing I look for. But ... black levels are way off, with black crush--i.e. details in darker areas are lost. I've pushed the brightness level in True Color all the way to 100 percent but black levels are still way too dark.

Is there a way to further adjust black level with the True Color sRGB profile?

 

Can you tell me your screen model? I have the color profiles for the Adobe RGB but I need to know your screen model to check if it has a profile for your screen.

You can find out your screen model name through AIDA64 Extreme under the Display > monitor tab

 

Thanks for responding and for the heads up on AIDA64. That's a great program. According to it, my panel is a LG Philips LP173WF4-SPF1 ... I'd love to try any profile you send me.

EDIT: I've seen online references to this panel as being an IPS? I'm kind of surprised that's what this is, since the reviews I've read all reference my laptop as having a TN panel ... it would explain the pretty decent viewing angles though.

 

It's IPS, though the GE series has been available with a mix of panel types.

 

Thanks for weighing in! Do you know if it is possible to find a glossy IPS panel for this model, and if so, from whom?

 

All the ones I remember that were already in them were matte, but I don't think it should be too hard to find a glossy screen with the right number of pins.