Sujet : Re: An HDR monitor is a big upgrade
De : anssi.saari (at) *nospam* usenet.mail.kapsi.fi (Anssi Saari)
Groupes : comp.sys.ibm.pc.games.actionDate : 02. May 2024, 13:09:33
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"Werner P." <
werpu@gmx.at> writes:
Yes proper HDR is a huge upgrade if the HDR range and brightness is
good enough, cheap hdr monitors usually do not get enough brightness
level to really be called it HDR, so many monitors basically have HDR
slapped on top and can only deliver if at all HDR 400 or less with
those you only will see small differences, add on top of that that you
wont get proper black and white contrasts due to not having any
dimming whatsoever.
So is this "proper HDR" now generally available in gaming monitors?
When I bought a new monitor a few years ago, an AOC AG273QS3R4, it was
one of the few that had any kind of HDR and high refresh rates and Gsync
compatible too. So now it's "only" HDR 400 so nothing much HDR at all?
Still, I thought it's pretty cool in the few games that actually have
HDR.