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yea.That's annoying. My PC is hooked up to a desktop monitor for work, and my G2 OLED for gaming.
Will stick with the NvTrueHDR hack thing until they sort that out.
That's annoying. My PC is hooked up to a desktop monitor for work, and my G2 OLED for gaming.
Will stick with the NvTrueHDR hack thing until they sort that out.
nvtruehdr is the same, only works if you disconnect all sdr monitors and have one hdr display connectedThat's annoying. My PC is hooked up to a desktop monitor for work, and my G2 OLED for gaming.
Will stick with the NvTrueHDR hack thing until they sort that out.
Forgot many in this forum still play half line 1 with their 4090But older games can make use of them. PC gaming is not just about new games it's about the older library of games too that need to keep working too.
Over 9000 fps, can't knock itForgot many in this forum still play half life 1 with their 4090
Tried it 20 years ago but left to default cuz i need to check photos in their natual quality without enhancements.Anyone tried the digital colour vibrance yet?
Tried it 20 years ago but left to default cuz i need to check photos in their natual quality without enhancements.
Great… replace a perfectly simple UI with a needless separate app because reasons.
I too bet it will end up with ads and telemetry built in. Hopefully by then I can tear it out like I do with the current drivers.
How does one use the RTX HDR then? Do I need HDR on in windows but auto HDR off?
You can turn AUTO HDR off per game basis if you want. Display Settings -> Graphics.How does one use the RTX HDR then? Do I need HDR on in windows but auto HDR off?