My screen keeps dimming in HDR - [H]ard|Forum
网页2015年7月20日 — 1,036. There’s almost certainly a setting in the menu to control the dimming. Look for global dimming, local dimming, dynamic contrast or other such settings. You may find they are locked on though when HDR mode is detected. Solution only turn on HDR when you’re actually viewing HDR compatible content on the screen.
Does HDR impact FPS? - [H]ard|Forum
网页2022年4月14日 — HDR is fine in Windows with games, press Windows key + ALT + B to enable HDR when you want to play games or watch HDR content, press it again to disable HDR when you want to use basic GUI stuff. Some games will auto-enable HDR, but apparently HDR in an operating system is more complicated than a TV/movie/console situation, so it often doesn't ...
why does enabling HDR dim my screen? - [H]ard|Forum
网页2018年3月19日 — 7,184. Windows 10 is broken with HDR at the moment. That is what is happening when you enabled HDR in Windows 10 and the screen dims and turns grey. But that is by designso the display doesn't blind you. The broken part is if you still play HDR content, it doesn't trigger the TV into HDR mode.
HDR gaming: PC vs. consoles - [H]ard|Forum
网页2010年8月25日 — Sometimes you can toggle HDR in the game, sometimes HDR needs to be enabled before you launch the game to be able to toggle, or even see, the HDR settings. Bunch of dumb little shit like that. Quality (the fact this is mainly display dependant aside) I'd give it to PC cause of the superior (LUT calibrated even?) image you have to start of with ...
LG C2 as a pc monitor...ycbcr444 or rgb? - [H]ard|Forum
网页2003年5月31日 — 3,617. Ycbcr and RGB should look the practically the same and the image should not dramatically change when switching between the two. Technically RGB Full range is the best choice because you have the most color steps available to you but difference is slight. If your image is washed out and …
4:4:4 limited vs RGB full, which is preferred? and HDMI 2.0a vs 2.0b ...
网页2017年3月6日 — MaZa said: Ycbcr can send 4:4:4. Ycbcr is a a signal format different from RGB and meant to be more efficient. Ycbcr has Luma (brightness) information separate from chroma (color) which allows the subsampling of the latter (4:2:2 and 4:2:0) for more bandwidth but when you use 4:4:4 its virtually identical with RGB.
RGB vs YCbCr444 in Nvidia Control Panel - [H]ard|Forum
网页2013年4月26日 — The YCbCr444 only gives me the option of limited. There is also YCbCr422 but I can already tell that this option makes it look washed out. There's basically no difference between RGB 4:4:4 and YCbCr 4:4:4 IF the latter option supports full range. When it doesn't, you're limited to a color ramp of 16-235 vs 0-255.
HDR 1000 nits vs 400 nits - [H]ard|Forum
网页2010年4月14日 — 1,478. With OLED, 500nits is enough because of their pure black, With LCD, yes, 1000 is a minimum to really start noticing HDR. Frankly, 2000nits would make it obvious, 1000 is a bare minimum. That's only because LCD blacks are garbage in general.
HDR color problems in Windows 10 - [H]ard|Forum
网页2019年1月21日 — Monitor Name: Generic PnP Monitor Monitor Model: LG HDR WFHD Monitor Id: GSM7715 Native Mode: 2560 x 1080(p) (59.978Hz) Output Type: Displayport External Monitor Capabilities: HDR Supported (BT2020RGB BT2020YCC Eotf2084Supported ) Display Pixel Format: DISPLAYCONFIG_PIXELFORMAT_NONGDI Advanced Color: AdvancedColorSupported AdvancedColorEnabled
Using an OLED as a PC Monitor; worth it? - [H]ard|Forum
网页2008年4月1日 — 4,004. 4 hours of use per day is hardly a risk for burn in. There are those who have been using their OLED's for anywhere from 8-12 hours per day for YEARS without any sign of burn in still. Really at this point I think burn in is 99.9% avoidable as long as you know what you are doing, at least in the short term.