Depends on game half my games on my OLED HDR makes it look like the first pic just fades everything out.
random420x2
HDR has allowed me to finish games where I used to get lost and give up. Bigger improvement for my gaming than 4K.
Desperate-Cookie5012
True HDR can change the whole experience of a game or video if implemented well. It just makes everything pop more. And really makes lighting and shadows amazing
why_no_salt
What’s wrong with the first pic? That looks like a very poor brightness/contrast setting, even with no HDR a screen shouldn’t look like that.
Meadowlion14
That first pic has contrast and gamma calibration issues not a no HDR issue. That first pic looks like a 2012 budget TN panel.
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Depends on game half my games on my OLED HDR makes it look like the first pic just fades everything out.
HDR has allowed me to finish games where I used to get lost and give up. Bigger improvement for my gaming than 4K.
True HDR can change the whole experience of a game or video if implemented well. It just makes everything pop more. And really makes lighting and shadows amazing
What’s wrong with the first pic? That looks like a very poor brightness/contrast setting, even with no HDR a screen shouldn’t look like that.
That first pic has contrast and gamma calibration issues not a no HDR issue. That first pic looks like a 2012 budget TN panel.
what monitor?