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keefged4
Member
If you enable it globally and disable Auto HDR it should work on everything.
keefged4
Member
Infinite Wealth has decent native HDR, I wouldn't opt to use RTX HDR over it tbh.
Gamezone
Gold Member
Thanks.
Do you know whst happens if games have their own HDR? Will it override Nvidia HDR?
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Xcell Miguel
Gold Member
Is that a setting on your monitor ?
If so, I guess it's just what it reports to the GPU, and for some reason my TV reports 553.
I used CRU to edit the EDID data of my TV, I'll see if RTX HDR show 1000 at max now.
When the game outputs HDR it should not be overridden by NVIDIA's RTX HDR. If it does, you have 3 Freestyle profiles, just select another one or disable the Freestyle in the ALT+F3 menu.
For example, I set it globally and get it enabled in non-HDR games.
In Skull and Bones (that supports HDR), enabled or not does not change the image.
But in Diablo 4 (which supports HDR too), it gets enabled on top of the game's HDR, making it over brightened and dull, so I just disabled Freestyle in this game.
keefged4
Member
It doesn't override any games native HDR, so if HDR is on it will automatically disable RTX HDR.
Magic Carpet
Member
Warning to anyone trying this out.
It automatically set all my games to Nvidia preferred default graphic settings. I had to go back into Starfield and redo all my graphic settings and Dlss settings to where I wanted them. Why did Nvidia automatically choose the lowest settings possible? At least the slider help set everything all at once. I guess that was the purpose.
I've only tried Starfield with the RTX HDR and this is no good. Washed out picture and a severe 5 to 10 fps performance hit. The built in Windows auto HDR is better than this.
I guess I will need to play with the sliders to get the most out of it, but I was surprised by the performance hit. It's nice that it has 3 profiles you can save.
I do like the new overlay.
It automatically set all my games to Nvidia preferred default graphic settings. I had to go back into Starfield and redo all my graphic settings and Dlss settings to where I wanted them. Why did Nvidia automatically choose the lowest settings possible? At least the slider help set everything all at once. I guess that was the purpose.
I've only tried Starfield with the RTX HDR and this is no good. Washed out picture and a severe 5 to 10 fps performance hit. The built in Windows auto HDR is better than this.
I guess I will need to play with the sliders to get the most out of it, but I was surprised by the performance hit. It's nice that it has 3 profiles you can save.
I do like the new overlay.
Tarnpanzer
Member
Currently playing Tales of Arise with Nvidia HDR. Works really well with those flashy/shining combat effects.
Xcell Miguel
Gold Member
The setup or first start of the app asks if you want to optimize all you games, just don't enable it.
I have one monitor and one TV, both are plugged all the time, but I only use one at a time and RTX HDR works on the TV (my monitor does not support HDR, is still plugged but disabled).
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Magic Carpet
Member
I know I had to first start a game then turn on Rtx hdr then restart the game before the effect kicked in. Then I was able to adjust the rtx hdr settings.
Gamezone
Gold Member
Wierd that Digital Foundry and basically everyone else prefer RTX HDR.
Magic Carpet
Member
It helped alot when I turned off the filter for rtx vibrance. That more than anything was the washed out look. When I got rid of the vibrance the HDR looked much better but I was still getting that 5FPS FPS hit.
sigmaZ
Member
Well it looks way better. (I have vibrance engaged as well)
Puscifer
Member
Huh, unless I'm just not one for it I have to say I'm still a fan of the older control panel. That things just so simple and well laid out that I can't imagine whatever UX engineer they have on it will be able to make it such a simple experience.
Did control panel need a redesign? Debatable. Is it simple, works and whatever new features they've added over the years have been well laid out for everyone? Absolutely.
I really hope old control panel stays, this thing feels like "product" and not a utility if that makes sense.
Did control panel need a redesign? Debatable. Is it simple, works and whatever new features they've added over the years have been well laid out for everyone? Absolutely.
I really hope old control panel stays, this thing feels like "product" and not a utility if that makes sense.
Pretty much useless, it cannot enable hdr for some unspecified reason. I have an old ati card installed but I disconnected its monitor and even removed the card and disabled from devices, but it's a no go. The Nvthru HDR rtx mod works fine, but I'm not impressed with the picture at all in the games I tested, Special K and specially reshade lilium HDR mop the floor with this.
dolabla
Member
Colors were way too saturated in HDR. I turned it off. But this guys settings seemed to set things back to normal and now it looks pretty great.
Red Dead 2 looks awesome now with HDR. I wish they would allow you to set up these settings in the global settings instead of having to do it on a game by game basis.
Red Dead 2 looks awesome now with HDR. I wish they would allow you to set up these settings in the global settings instead of having to do it on a game by game basis.
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Bojji
Member
Some good info here, thanks.
I think RTX HDR is quite amazing, I always hated how auto hdr was washing out the image. Nothing like that here:
Offscreen is sadly only way I know to show some effect of how HDR looks on my screen.
YeulEmeralda
Member
I was playing AC6 and HDR was fucked up. I blamed From.