Man of Honour
The PS5 pad is not ergonomic enough with that stick layout and the d-pad is almost as bad as Microsoft d-ads
The PS5 pad is not ergonomic enough with that stick layout and the d-pad is almost as bad as Microsoft d-ads
Yeah, that's my only complaint with the Edge. I use it for most games on PS5 and PC - but the battery life is really poor.Think if I was going to replace my controller I'd go with the DualSense Edge so I can switch between travel on the shoulder buttons, but the Edge controller needs better battery life for the price.
Hah was going to say that's what I have then you said it was a clone! I grabbed a ms pc elite pad off facebook for £60 barely used a while back. Some games are just better with gamepad but HFW is an odd duck in the sense that aiming is better on kb/m.I just got a new gamepad delivered today, the front face buttons are all micro switches with far less travel than the membrane buttons on everything else and it's a game changer mostly as a result, tactile micro switches are the way to game
Sent the 8BitDo back because it started creaking not even a full month into buying it!
On my LG C2 42 I've gone with these settings for HDR, I've been switching shadow boost to +5 on occasion, I can't quite settle on what I should have it at...
This is with the TV set to gaming mode with dynamic tone mapping (No HGIG) and windows HDR calibrated.
Yeah, if I had it higher I lose detail in the clouds, -7 provides the most detail for me-7??
Yeah, if I had it higher I lose detail in the clouds, -7 provides the most detail for me
I rarely look at the clouds if ever. What about the rest of the game? I just use the game and see what setting looks nice when playing. I found higher number was more pleasing to me. But it is a personal preference thing I suppose.
You got some like mrk who want accurate colours so much that he does not use HDR. I go with what looks pleasing rather than what looks accurate personally and HDR is a lot more pleasing than SDR to me
I don't see how HDR vs SDR is even a debate, realistic colours?? What real life robots are we comparing these colours against again? Why not go one further and just play in grayscale for realistic tones.
Yeah, I have HGIG off, I'm using dynamic tone mapping. I've manually set my screen peak brightness to 800 as that's what they measured for HDR at Rtings, also I'm not expert with HDR settings. I just go for the most detail/pleasing picture. It looks great to me but I'm forever tweaking things.
Dynamic Tone Mapping Way
Your TV always does tone mapping and you can't turn it off. In this case, setting the peak brightness does not make sense. Any brightness levels will be transformed by your TV. It makes no sense to talk about "correct" images in this case. But you can do the following:
Set the Highlights to a very high value of several thousand nits (the tables will help you). After that, adjust the value of the Brightness parameter to get an acceptable exposure of the frame. But keep in mind that since your TV adapts all brightness levels to its liking, a great picture in one scene may not be as good in another scene.
I tried HGIG and the image looks worse in general, I'll give RTX HDR a go, I didn't know about this!
If you check dynamic vibrance you can hear mrk screaming in the distance