One of the best PC gaming features that is exclusive to Windows 11 is Auto HDR--a software solution to applying HDR to games that don't natively support it. It's been a big feature on Xbox, bringing ...

Who doesn’t like watching their favorite movies and shows with the best possible quality? HDR in Windows is there to make your wish possible. In this post, we will see how to check if HDR is supported ...

High Dynamic Range (HDR) video technology is the next great leap forward to reproducing what the naked eye sees in colors and contrast between the brightest whites and the darkest blacks. HDR video is ...

In a nutshell: HDR support has always been somewhat cumbersome for Windows users, despite being "natively supported" for several years. However, Microsoft is working to improve the experience with new ...

In brief: One of Windows 11's most attractive features is the ability to add HDR to over 1,000 DirectX 11 and DX12 games that don't officially support it. Now, Microsoft gives users more control over ...

Auto HDR is automatically bundled with Windows 11, but you need to turn it on to take advantage of it. But that’s not all. You also need an HDR-supported monitor, and you need HDR-capable games. We’ve ...

Microsoft unveiled Windows 11 earlier today, giving us our first look at the new operating system. During the presentation, the company went over all of the new features and enhancements that would be ...

Microsoft today unveiled its first peek at Windows 11, the next generation of its ubiquitous operating system. In a segment devoted specifically to what Windows 11 will do for games, a Microsoft ...

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Windows 11 is about to receive a slew of features. The latest preview update for the operating system includes new capabilities in Click to Do, Cross Device Resume, and a new HDR option. Those ...

I just got my first HDR gaming monitor (ASUS pg27ucdm), and it's not immediately clear to me what Windows settings I should use with it. I turned Windows's HDR support on, but I'm unclear on what that ...