Map is too dark with hdr

[sathy_s]

The map is basically unreadable when hdr is on. Anyone have a fix for this besides turning off hdr ?

[erkins007]

Same problem. Turn HDR of is only solution for now

[GunSlingerAUS]

Yep, map is unusable with HDR. Sigh, the game looks so damn good with HDR on!

[jack.anderson19]

I'll refund this if I can't use hdr on my 4k hdr monitor , with reasonable results .

[Terepin]

AFAIK HDR is only supported on Windows 10, so maybe thats why?

[Hobo Misanthropus]

Make sure you actually have an HDR monitor that can hit the proper candela rating too. HDR400 is not true HDR.

Only Display HDR1000 certified screens are true HDR, so I'd like to see if these people have the same issue.

If you really are an HDR enthusiast, you're best off just waiting for OLEDs.

[jack.anderson19]

Terepin eredeti hozzászólása:

AFAIK HDR is only supported on Windows 10, so maybe thats why?

Running w10 here . I'll run this as soon as I can , and report back here with results .

[Terepin]

jack.anderson19 eredeti hozzászólása:

Terepin eredeti hozzászólása:

AFAIK HDR is only supported on Windows 10, so maybe thats why?

Running w10 here . I'll run this as soon as I can , and report back here with results .

HDR needs to be enabled in Windows 10 settings.

[Terepin]

Hobo Misanthropus eredeti hozzászólása:

Make sure you actually have an HDR monitor that can hit the proper candela rating too. HDR400 is not true HDR.

Only Display HDR1000 certified screens are true HDR, so I'd like to see if these people have the same issue.

If you really are an HDR enthusiast, you're best off just waiting for OLEDs.

Only partially true. Even if your monitor has low brigthness, you can still take advantage of wider color gamut.

[jack.anderson19]

If you really are an HDR enthusiast, you're best off just waiting for OLEDs - end quote .

All good advise . Hdr shows pretty well on my oled tv . Sure you're not thinking of micro led ? I'm out of the loop a bit right now ....

[Hobo Misanthropus]

Terepin eredeti hozzászólása:

Hobo Misanthropus eredeti hozzászólása:

Make sure you actually have an HDR monitor that can hit the proper candela rating too. HDR400 is not true HDR.

Only Display HDR1000 certified screens are true HDR, so I'd like to see if these people have the same issue.

If you really are an HDR enthusiast, you're best off just waiting for OLEDs.

Only partially true. Even if your monitor has low brigthness, you can still take advantage of wider color gamut.

That's not HDR though. WCG is its own feature, and you can get it on any 8bit FRC panel, or the true 10bit panels which are usually reserved for HDR1000 certified displays. (Which is why they tend to command huge prices)

[jack.anderson19]

Terepin eredeti hozzászólása:

jack.anderson19 eredeti hozzászólása:

Running w10 here . I'll run this as soon as I can , and report back here with results .

HDR needs to be enabled in Windows 10 settings.

Perhaps in Doom , but not in project cars and select others . There's an article out there , stating what a boondogle it can be ( setting up hdr )

My hdr monitor has the needed nits to work properly etc .

[Hobo Misanthropus]

jack.anderson19 eredeti hozzászólása:

If you really are an HDR enthusiast, you're best off just waiting for OLEDs - end quote .

All good advise . Hdr shows pretty well on my oled tv . Sure you're not thinking of micro led ? I'm out of the loop a bit right now ....

Problem with OLEDs for PC right now is the organic diodes of the blue sprectrum die much faster than green and red. Like 4000 hour pixel life, which translates still to sub 10,000 hours of life of practical use for the screen.

For a TV this isn't a big deal because TV's almost never freeze on a single static image, but PC monitors do. If you have an OLED screen and use it on a PC extra caution should be taken on games and desktop to limit "Blue Fatigue" A few steps include a Zero-Blue screensaver and change any Static UI elements in videogames to Green, red. Essentially zero out the blue saturation.

[Caldor]

For some reason it says my monitor does not support HDR... but I guess I am not missing out on anything.

[jack.anderson19]

ROG Swift PG27UQ 27" came way down in price in the past year . 1000 nits brightness . About the only one , except one acer ?

[jack.anderson19]

Hobo Misanthropus eredeti hozzászólása:

jack.anderson19 eredeti hozzászólása:

If you really are an HDR enthusiast, you're best off just waiting for OLEDs - end quote .

All good advise . Hdr shows pretty well on my oled tv . Sure you're not thinking of micro led ? I'm out of the loop a bit right now ....

Problem with OLEDs for PC right now is the organic diodes of the blue sprectrum die much faster than green and red. Like 4000 hour pixel life, which translates still to sub 10,000 hours of life of practical use for the screen.

For a TV this isn't a big deal because TV's almost never freeze on a single static image, but PC monitors do. If you have an OLED screen and use it on a PC extra caution should be taken on games and desktop to limit "Blue Fatigue" A few steps include a Zero-Blue screensaver and change any Static UI elements in videogames to Green, red. Essentially zero out the blue saturation.

Thanks for this Hobo . I do not have anything on screen ( on the oled ) except for the windows trash icon , which I can't seen to rid of .

Cheers ,