Last bit of info: If your monitor extends beyond 100% of the sRGB space (which most HDR PC monitors do, and shouldn't) all content you look at is oversaturated and extended beyond values it's supposed to be when you are not using HDR. If you've got something like a Vesa 400 or 600 rated panel it's best not to use HDR. Most HDR 'supported' monitors are a joke, and it's just marketing. I dunno about this one.Īdditionally if you didn't specifically buy a TRUE 10 bit panel it's more than likely the HDR will always look worse than playing in standard ol' sRGB. But only on very good monitors, and very rarely on the PC. It almost always displays games in the wrong colour space. From the Windows HD Color settings panel, you may enable and disable the global Windows HDR settings by setting the "Use HDR" to On or Off.Windows HDR is a massive mess, and it's best to outright avoid it. In the search field, type "Windows HD Color settings" and then choose Windows HD Color settings from the search results.ģ. Press the Windows key and the letter "i" at the same time to bring up the Windows SettingsĢ. This workaround is necessary while NVIDIA works with Microsoft and application developers to resolve these issues between the OS and games.ġ. If the in-game mode is set to HDR, then turn the Windows HDR On.If the in-game mode is set to SDR, then turn the Windows HDR Off.If you encounter such issues with a particular game or application, NVIDIA recommends setting the Windows HDR and the in-game HDR to the same setting. If Windows HDR is on and you run certain Vulkan games, such as Doom Eternal, with HDR turned off from the in-game settings, the game might display too dim as there is a mismatch between the Windows and game HDR setting.If Windows HDR is off and you enable HDR from the in-game settings or start an HDR video, the NVIDIA driver will switch the display to HDR mode but HDR content will appear incorrect (for example, colors are desaturated or dim).If Windows HDR is off and you enable HDR from the in-game settings, but choose a non-native in-game resolution, some games will end up with incorrect scaling.While the NVIDIA driver dynamic HDR switching works fine for most HDR games and HDR/SDR scenarios, there are some rare cases where there may be issues with either the Windows HDR or games. To relieve customers from needing to constantly enable and disable HDR from the Windows settings, the NVIDIA driver dynamically switches HDR on and off based on the content. For these displays, standard dynamic range (SDR) works best. For some HDR TVs and computer displays, however, HDR colors and luminance are not accurate. To take advantage of high dynamic range (HDR) in HDR games and videos, Microsoft recommends enabling Windows HDR (Settings > System > Display) prior to playing HDR content.
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