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Hello everyone.
I find Victus' display (250 nit version) unbearable to use because of it's horrible color fidelity. So I just went for a search and found out that notebookcheck published a calibrated color profile for free.
The horrible yellow tint goes away with this profile and color fidelity is kinda good for such a humble display. Even though it doesn't suddenly make your display a true to life, eye catching wonderful display, at least it lets you enjoy watching content. dE decreases from that horrible dE 6.9 to dE 3.6, which i think is so cool for just a color profile.
If you have your eyes used to the display, you may find this too red. Just use it for 5 minutes and you'll get used to it.
They also have published a calibrated profile for 300 nit display version. It's shocking that the display achieve dE 1.26.
To check which display your unit has, you can use HardwareInfo software.
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• For 15" 250 Nit panel (CMN1521): Download ICC File (X-Rite i1Pro 2) (download through official notebookcheck site)
• For 16" 250 nit panel (CMN161A): Download ICC File (X-Rite i1Pro 2) (download through official notebookcheck site)
• For 16" 300 nit panel (BOE09BE): Download ICC File (X-Rite i1Pro 2) (download through official notebookcheck site)
• For 16" 300 nit panel (BOE0AAD): Profile BOE0AAD (Special thanks to u/OkEstablishment5941. Some users may find it a bit blue heavy.)

I'm not associated with notebookcheck (and I don't think they need such a promote), just wanted you to know about it.
Please note that experience may not be as good, as the calibration values vary per individual unit due to manufacturing tolerances, even for the same model.

• OPTIONAL: For a much more vibrant display, you can also use AMD's "Custom Color" setting. Turn off "Temperature Control" setting. Now the display should look more vibrant. (Thanks to u/gamruls) (that'll cost color accuracy)

Note: It turns out that there are some different panels (BOE09F1, CMN1609) used as replacement (?) for CMN panels. Currently, I haven't found any icc profiles for those panels. Please try these profiles and share your experience.
CMN161A is one of the most common panels used on Victus 16. It's a 1080p 144hz 250 nit panel that produces ~60% sRGB. Seems like 16" 250 nit profile works for this panel too.
CMN1609 is the other most common used panels on Victus 16. Probably a panel similiar to /equivalent of CMN161A. 16" 250 nit profile was created for this panel.
BOE09BE is the most common or maybe the only panel used on Victus 16 with 300 nit 1080p display upgrade. It produces 100% sRGB.
BOE0AAD is a unique panel used on some Victus laptops. Interestingly, this panel is found on some 250 nit Victus units but the display itself has 300 nit brightness. Thanks to u/OkEstablishment5941, we now have some data about the panel's characteristics: It can produce 100% sRGB but for some reason, it only produces 66% sRGB.

Hi everyone.
I removed the screen bezel of my Ideapad 5 because it had become unglued in many places and I could see the backlight leds on the sides of the display assembly. The bezel is normally glued (with double sided tape) over the screen and removing it damaged the underlying covering/protective black tape on the edges of the screen in some point. You can see the tape I'm referring to here for the back, and here for the front (it's the darker black tape along the edges).
I was wondering if someone could provide me suggestions on which tape to buy to fix it in those places around the screen (bottom especially) where it tore up.
And also which double sided tape to use to tape the bezel back on top since it's original adhesive isn't really reusable.
I tried to find information about it but I can't really find a clear answer.
Thanks for your help.