Driver color controls can improve visual separation, but aggressive values can destroy shadow detail and natural gradients.
Open interactive TapLab ↗Start modestly, then increase until colored game elements separate clearly without making the entire image unnaturally saturated.
Keep neutral values first. If dark detail is already clipped by the monitor, adding more driver contrast can make the problem worse.
Use gamma for midtone visibility carefully. A panel or HDR mode can react very differently from another display.
On supported hardware, NVIDIA App provides a per-game RTX Dynamic Vibrance option. Treat it as an alternative workflow, not a value you must stack on top of desktop Digital Vibrance.