====== Lenovo Legion Displays ======
===== 2021/2022 Legion 5 Pro Panel =====
Name: CSOT MNG007DA1-1 \\
* Brightness curve \\ {{:laptopwiki:guides:lenovo:l5displaycurve.png?700|}}
* Lenovo FRU: [[https://pcsupport.lenovo.com/cz/en/products/laptops-and-netbooks/legion-series/legion-5-pro-16ach6h/82jq/82jq002kck/parts/display/model|5D11C72402]] (Select LCD Assemblies)
===== Dolby Vision =====
- Install Dolby Vision [[https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/p/dolby-vision/9mvmz93n61t9]]
- Download “PQCONFIG.DV file and copy it into C:\Windows\System32\spool\drivers\color
\\ Following files have also been confirmed to work on 2022 models (since they share a lot of hardware, including display panels)
^ Model ^ Download Link ^
| 2021 Legion 5 Pro (AMD) | [[https://cdn.laptopwiki.eu/public/lenovo/Legion/DolbyVision//PQCONFIG-2021-L5Pro-AMD.zip|Download]] |
| 2021 Legion 5i Pro (Intel), 2021 Legion 7i (Intel) | [[https://cdn.laptopwiki.eu/public/lenovo/Legion/DolbyVision/PQCONFIG-2021-L5iPro-Intel.zip|Download]] |
| 2021 Legion 5 (AMD) | [[https://cdn.laptopwiki.eu/public/lenovo/Legion/DolbyVision/PQCONFIG-2021-L5-AMD.zip|Download]] |
| 2021 Legion 5i (Intel) | [[https://cdn.laptopwiki.eu/public/lenovo/Legion/DolbyVision/PQCONFIG-2021-L5i-Intel.zip|Download]] |
===== Display Color Profiles - X-Rite =====
Lenovo uses X-Rite (xrite) to manage color profiles. By default, your display might have a yellow-ish tint.
* Download Lenovo X-Rite
* [[https://pcsupport.lenovo.com/us/en/products/laptops-and-netbooks/legion-series/legion-7-15imhg05/downloads/ds543953|Lenovo]]
* [[https://cdn.laptopwiki.eu/public/utilities/xritecolorassistantsetup.exe|LaptopWiki CDN]]
* After first launch X-Rite should ask you if you want to auto-download color profiles from Lenovo's site.
* If you don't want to do it automatically, download those profiles from our CDN
* [[https://cdn.laptopwiki.eu/public/displayprofiles/Lenovo/2021_Legion5Pro_Colorprofiles.zip|2021 Legion 5 Pro (MNG007DA1-1)]]
* Unzip the archive
* Copy contents of the archive to
C:\Windows\System32\spool\drivers\color
* Now open X-Rite, you should have 4 color profiles. (Not Calibrated, Default, sRGB and Rec. 709)
==== Official XRite color profile download ====
If you want to download ICC profiles manually, replace the YYYY with your model and replace the XXXXXXXX with your serial number. \\
https://supportapi.lenovo.com/ColorCalibration/GetFileBySn?sn=1SYYYYXXXXXXXX \\
Example
- model: 82JQ
- serial: ABCD1234
https://supportapi.lenovo.com/ColorCalibration/GetFileBySn?sn=1S82JQABCD1234
Credit: asderdd#8476 [[https://discord.com/channels/819491422327406592/883459566153629746/1011754721435984043]]
Update: There have been reports of this tool not working for owners of 2022 Legion 5 non Pro laptops.
===== Why my display seems too dimmed for a 500nits desplay? =====
One of the things I was disappointed with initially was the display. It seemed a bit dim compared to other 500 nit displays. \\
If you are unhappy with yours, check:
* Power settings. It can ‘bug’ if you go from battery saver to other performance modes, not allowing you to change brightness. This will require a reboot
* X-Rite Color assistant. See which mode suits you
* Windows colour profiles. Setting to TPL_1600_Default.ipm is my preference
* If you want to turn off the logo light at the back of the display, press Fn + L
--- //[[laptopwiki:staff:index|Niko]]//
===== Adding a 60Hz display mode =====
On some units with a high refresh rate display, namely the 2021 Legion 5 non Pro, for some reason 60Hz display mode is missing. This can affect your battery life when not on a charger.\\
But there is a way to add it back.
- Official guide available here [[https://www.monitortests.com/forum/Thread-Custom-Resolution-Utility-CRU]]
- Install CRU (Custom Resolution Utility) [[https://www.monitortests.com/download/cru/cru-1.5.1.zip)]]
- Create a new 60Hz Profile by useing “Add…” button in the detailed resolutions of the app, then restart for the changes to apply
- Map a hotkey [[https://funk.eu/hrc/]]
- From the 2 profile’s in HRU, set the 2nd one as 60hz using the drop down list near it, then set a hotkey for both. (not possible to set the same hotkey for both, or the fn key) \\
- ctrl+1 for 120hz (which is my native, it will work with your 165hz too) and ctrl+2 for 60hz.
--- //[[laptopwiki:staff:index|Undervolt]]//