Rtx Hdr Settings

Every game I have run on it so far looks crazy! Doom running at 5120x1440@120 with all the setting maxed will make your eyes pop out!! The combination of the 32:9 aspect ratio, high frame rate and the HDR makes playing on this thing like nothing else I have seen. I can see enemies on screen that other people can't. It's curve is 1800R, more curved than a TV. You sit so much closer to it that it has to be more aggressive. Once you are sat in front of it you don't really notice the curve but you do notice how much more comfortable it is on your eyes. I have an RTX 2080ti in my PC. I think if you want to game on one of these an RTX 2080 is the minimum. It being so large and you sitting so close to it means that any drop in settings you do, to get framerate up, ends up looking muddy, you're kind of defeating the point of having it. If you get one, be prepared to have an irresistible urge to buy a stupidly expensive video card. With nVidia enabling G-Sync on Freesync monitor you get full VBR support on AMD and nVidia cards. It works great on the standard Freesync setting. I have always used multi-monitor setups so upgrading to this monitor has meant that I can now run my desktop on one monitor yet have more screen estate than before. It's amazing how much more productive you can be with a 5120 x 1440 desktop. The games that I have tried in HDR look great but the real star is Netflix. I found that Netflix didn't want to show me HDR content. I installed "HEVC Video Extensions from Device Manufacturer" from the Windows store. I'm completely blown away by this monitor.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] It's incredible!! Every game I have run on it looks crazy! Doom at 5120x1440@120 will make your eyes pop out!! The combination of the 32:9 aspect ratio, high frame rate and HDR makes playing on this thing like nothing else I have seen. I can see enemies on screen that other people can't. The curve is 1800R, more curved than a TV. You sit so much closer to it that it has to be more aggressive. Once you are sat in front of it you don't really notice the curve but you do notice how much more comfortable it is on your eyes. I have an RTX 2080ti in my PC. I think if you want to game on one of these an RTX 2080 is the minimum. It being so large and sitting so close to it means that any drop in settings you do, to get framerate up, ends up looking muddy, you're kind of defeating the point of having it. If you get one, be prepared to have an irresistible urge to buy a stupidly expensive video card. With nVidia enabling G-Sync on Freesync monitor you get full VBR on AMD and nVidia cards. It works great. I use multi-monitor setups so this monitor has meant that I can now run my desktop on one monitor yet have more screen estate than before. It's amazing how more productive you can be with a 5120 x 1440 desktop. Games in HDR look great but the real star is Netflix. I found that Netflix didn't show me HDR content until I installed "HEVC Video Extensions from Device Manufacturer" from the Windows store. I'm blown away by this monitor, if your on the fence about getting one and have the room, buy it.

I paired this cpu with a vetroo tower cooler, 32 gb ram, and rtx 3060. I was playing vrchat with a i5-6600, 8 gb ram, and gtx 970 and it was lagging pretty bad even with settings turned down. With these upgrades I'm finally able to run the game smooth in busy lobbies with the settings cranked.

RTX 4060 is a great card for the budget minded computer builder. I Play games in 1440x2560, the 4060 is better known for good 1080p gaming. I found with the right DLSS settings and frame rate generation settings it seems to hold its own.

Once again, Gefen has produced a product of the highest standard for today’s high definition needs. I have been using Gefen HD switchers for everything 1080 and now needed a 4K/HDR switcher. There are other good brands out there that will get the job done but don’t do it quite as well as Gefen in my opinion. This switcher is flawless as far as function goes. I have not had any issues at all. Although I am using this switcher with the general settings, It can do a lot more with its custom settings to really expand on your home theater options. You get what you pay for here in this superb product that will last into the future as far as 4K/HDR goes.

This is a great monitor for viewing HDR, with 1000 nits brightness, wide color gamut, great native high contrast, and some help from local dimming. When the HDR is turned on from the windows OS, and in the monitor OSD menu, HDR video really shine (like watch movies in theaters in typical environment lighting). With discount on this monitor, it beats HDR monitors several times more expensive, and even OLED monitors for HDR. However, for displaying the SDR content, the color is overly saturated, especially in the red channel. It needs calibration for color accurate work. It is fine for general usage. The native contrast is great. A major flaw in the design of the monitor is the buttons to change OSD settings. They feel stiff and slow to change settings. Another downside is there's no proper manuals for the monitor even on the official product page. The OSD menu is lack of clarity, why some items are disabled in certain settings are not clear. I have to do my guess. Given the low price of the monitor and surprisingly good HDR performance, it is well worth the money even just for HDR usage. If the design flaws can be tolerated, this monitor is one of the best bang for the bucks with discount.

Love this monitor but the only negative is I cannot change the contrast because of the factory HDR settings. The windows task bar is a little gray vs black for my liking. Have not found a way to adjust it. The setting is disabled.

Paired with RTX 3060 Ti, a beast.

Perfect for anyone that wants to do HDR editing.

Awesome for HDR printing.