HDR

[Vain]

Anyone having issues with HDR? It’s very light/washed out and greyish. Turning it off yields vibrant colors in comparison. RDR2 and Division 2 has this problem for a lot of users and it appears to be happening here. HDR options enabled via display options on windows and ingame.

[Death Korps of Krieg]

HDR is one of those gimmicks at the moment, that When it works... its Phenomenal,
But the amount of content in HDR is so little, that your reverting back to non-hdr most of the time.
pretty much the Only game i can get it to work on properly out of the box, in HDR
is Doom Eternal.

[Shaolink]

I switched to borderless window. This helped for me.

[Death Korps of Krieg]

Nvidia brought out RTX HDR .
And in my testing so far it works pretty phenomenal..
HDR games and even Non HDR games...
you will need the Nvidia App for it and an RTX 2000 card as a minimum and windows 11 for it to work.

[{sNaCk} Digital Douchebag]

So I same on here wondering why my older Ghost Recon Breakpoint looked so bad in 2024 on my 10 bit hdr monitor. Well, sorting through these messages, one thing came to mind for my own experience here (on Win10, rtx 2080 ti) I had it FULLSCREEN. If I changed it to borderless (meaning windowed borderless) voila. The game didn't look dull greyish anymore, still HDR etc. This happened on a few games where I went fullscreen in the past.

[OttersGonnaOtt]

This game is one of the rare games (pretty much only Ubisoft titles) that uses the Windows HDR settings behind the scenes. That leads to a few quirks:

1. HDR most likely will not activate unless in exclusive fullscreen display mode (the non-windowed Fullscreen option in this game).

2. After enabling HDR, you can typically swap to borderless windowed fullscreen (Borderless in this game).

3. The HDR contrast and gamma multiplier are ONLY able to be set via Windows settings. Run HDR calibration from Windows Settings under Display Settings >> Use HDR >> HDR Display Calibration (this will open a Windows Store app that handles it), and pay CLOSE attention to the SDR content brightness setting (this is actually the gamma) and the SDR saturation setting.
3a. SDR brightness comes into play because the temporal filters and the color grading are SDR render layers in this game, which is backwards as hell. Thanks Ubisoft...

4. As some games can glitch the HDR settings when playing movie cinematics, make sure the SDR content brightness setting in the Windows Settings panel is also set correctly. The average brightness between the two sample images should be roughly equal, and on most displays this is in the 20-30 range on the bar.

Once an HDR calibration profile is set up properly, close out the game if it's open, wait a minute for secondary processes to exit as well like UPlay, and then open the game again. You should have a pretty close match to the SDR mode now in terms of brightness and contrast, no more washed out image, and the in-game HDR calibration should now match the actual values of your display for paperwhite and peak brightness. Tweak as needed there, and enjoy the wider range of details! This should also fix up any other games that use the Windows HDR implementation as well. :)

[XALO]

Ghost Recon Breakpoint Won't Go Fullscreen Or Native Resolution (stuck at 720p)
Anyone know how to fix?