The game should run in exclusive full screen mode.

In Windows Display properties, activate HDR mode.

*Official support for HDR is featured from the 1709 version of Windows 10, but it is really usable only from the 1803 version.

a cable to hook up your monitor to a graphics card - DisplayPort 1.4 or HDMI 2.0.

Windows 10 with an 1803 April 2018 (or later) Update* installed.

a compatible graphics card – AMD Radeon RX 400 series or newer.

To activate HDR10 in a PC game, you’ll need the following: Of course, games with Dolby Vision HDR or FreeSync 2 HDR will let you activate HDR10 if you don’t have certified hardware. Worse, HLG and Technicolor Advanced HDR are not likely to be implemented in games at all. For now, there is support for neither games nor monitors on the horizon. In addition to those three types, there’s also the HDR10+, developed as a counterpart to the Dolby Vision HDR. The higher the value, the more visible the difference between the darkest and the brightest points the display can show at the same time.

It is represented it nits (cd/m2) that the display can achieve. The number defines how bright the brightest point on the display can be. There are 3 VESA flavors: the DisplayHDR 400, the DisplayHDR 600 and the DisplayHDR 1000. Only a VESA DisplayHDR-compatible display is needed.

HDR10 – the most popular and open standard.

You need a FreeSync 2 HDR-certified monitor to enable it. FreeSync 2 HDR – at this moment only Far Cry 5 and Strange Brigade support this HDR type, which is more sophisticated than HDR10.With Dolby Vision HDR requiring certified displays, o nly high-end TVs can handle it. Unfortunately, there are no PC monitors on the market that support this standard. Dolby Vision HDR – F or now, only Battlefield 1 and Mass Effect Andromeda supports D olby Vision HDR.HDR can be activated on a PC in 3 different versions:

However, to get this technology working on a PC, a few conditions must be met. HDR monitors are also finally showing up to the party.

Now TVs supporting this feature are becoming popular and the library of HDR games is getting wider. G raphic cards that support High Dynamic Range ( HDR ) have been on the market for a while.

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