RTX HDR is a filter included with the new and improved Nvidia App. It uses AI to generate HDR information where there is none, meaning you can throw it at an SDR game and have a genuinely improved ...

To enable RTX HDR, you’ll need to use the NVIDIA App. In the ‘Graphics’ section, you’ll find an option for RTX HDR. Here, you can toggle the feature on and off, choosing between ‘Use ...

Microsoft recommends playing HDR video in full screen for the best results, while the entire HDR section of the Display settings has been renamed to "HDR video streaming, games, apps, and more." ...

You’ve probably calibrated HDR before, be it in a game, on a new TV, or with a new media player. However, it doesn’t look like Windows 11 has any HDR calibration at first glace.

RTX HDR and RTX Dynamic Vibrance settings can be fine-tuned and adjusted via the NVIDIA App overlay, image credit: NVIDIA. As outlined in my full hands-on with the NVIDIA App, RTX HDR is a game ...

An HDR monitor The new Nvidia App The latest GeForce drivers (551.52) Windows 11 An RTX 20-series or newer GeForce GPU To enable HDR in Windows and disable Auto HDR If you can tick all those boxes ...

RTX HDR is one of the widely celebrated new features of the NVIDIA App. It is an AI-powered tool that adds dynamic HDR to thousands of non-HDR games running on the DirectX 9, 11, 12, and Vulkan APIs.

That option is handy for people who want HDR to work when watching videos but not when doing other activities, such as gaming. Even some of the best PC games look worse with HDR enabled, so it's ...

Third-party apps that use the Jetpack CameraX library should hopefully start saving images in the Ultra HDR format soon once version 1.4.0 of the library is released.

HDR settings can be a headache to set up properly depending on your TV setup Your Switch 2 games might look worse than they’re supposed to By Patricia Hernandez Published Jun 17, 2025 Follow ...

3 Polvasti Tue 17th Jun 2025 Gotta love the dude's solution to fixing those "suboptimal default paper white settings": just connect your Xbox to the same TV as your Switch 2 and use its HDR app to ...