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Get a decent high refresh rate VA monitor instead.
This will not magically make SDR games into HDR games. At most with the April Update to Windows 10 the OS will tonemap the SDR output to the HDR range, so it will not show up as faded or washed out as it otherwise would. That, however, isn't the same result as you would get if the game itself actually outputted colors in the HDR space.
It's basically like playing a 30 FPS game at 60 Hz vs. playing a 60 FPS game at 60 Hz. The former obviously doesn't look the same as the latter, despite them both outputting 60 Hz.
It truly is as HDR is more important than any other visual upgrade you can make, including resolution, framerate, and even graphical effects such as screen space reflections, anti aliasing, and ambient occlusion.
At least this way we can all be glad no platform got the “advantage” in that regard.
This is dumb too.
-Buy ultrawide, get broken ui scaling in old games and lack of support in some games
-buy high refresh rate which makes 60 fps feel worse than on 60hz and capped games more annoying
-buy higher than 1080p which reduces performance dramatically for negligible visual benefit.