Microsoft has included a nifty trick that allows you to see both HDR and SDR content side but side. How to View HDR and SDR on the same screen?
In Windows 11, you will find the settings here: If you wish to disable it, come back to the same settings, and toggle it off. Click to set this to On as well, and that’s it.When you scroll further, you can find the Auto HDR toggle.Scroll down, locate, and set Use HDR toggle to On.Click the Windows HD Color Settings link.Open Settings (Win + I), and navigate to System > Display.Of course, it goes without saying that support from GPU is essential. The display brightness should be 300 nits or more. Along with that it the Display Port should be 1.4 or HDMI is 2.0. Hardware Requirement for HDR in Windows 11/10Īpart from checking in the Windows Settings, before buying a monitor, check if there is a mention of HDR10 on the official website listing. Even if the games or videos don’t support it, it digitally enhances the content and delivers a better experience over regular SDR. For example, it is impressive to see details in Dark which was earlier only dark, and what was already visible more radiant.Īuto HDR makes it possible to enable it if the video or the apps such as games support it. It is important to understand that these are already there HDR enables it on supported hardware and makes it visible to you. HDR enables techniques that enabled more detailing, delivering an immersive, realistic experience. What is Auto HDR, and How does it affect the Gaming Experience? This post will share how you can enable Auto HDR in Windows 11/10 for seamless switching when it is available. Many games and movies support it, but even if your monitor supported it, Windows did not have it until now. HDR or High Dynamic Range allows one to experience an increased range of color and luminance (the intensity of light emitted from a surface per unit area), which is especially useful when it comes to gaming and watching movies.
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