As hardware improves, more and more devices can display HDR content. If you’ve been looking at the latest TVs and monitors, you’ve probably seen the term HDR more frequently. With HDR in Windows, you’ll start to see HDR content when you use your Windows 11 devices as well. To ge...
What is needed to enjoy HDR content? Recent gaming monitors, like theCORSAIR XENEON 34WQHD240-C QD-OLED, carry certifications likeVESA CERTIFIED DisplayHDR.This helps you identify a monitor that you can use to display HDR content. With older monitors you will have to check for peak brightness...
As hardware improves, more and more devices can display HDR content. If you’ve been looking at the latest TVs and monitors, you’ve probably seen the term HDR more frequently. With HDR in Windows, you’ll start to see HDR content when you use your Windows 11 devices as well. To ...
All OLED panels have excellent color gamut coverage, which in addition to their infinite contrast ratio already ensures amazing HDR image quality. They do have different brightness capabilities, but again, VESA’s DisplayHDR certification won’t help you here. For instance, both thePhilips 27E1N89...
the VESA DisplayHDR™ standards serve as more of a buyer's guide that helps you know what you're getting whenbuying a computer monitor. For gamers and other enthusiasts, a DisplayHDR™ 600 monitor is commonly considered a good starting point, but it's worth reading up on the standards...
What is HDR and what does HDR mean for you? It depends on who you ask. VESA 400 through to VESA 1000certify that a display can handle HDR with a peak brightness the same as the nomenclature suggests, while HDR10 and Dolby Vision, have slightly different specifications. HDR10 specifies the...
They also have a VESA DisplayHDR™ True Black certification. Ones featured in the ASUS creator laptops and some of the thin and light Zenbook S laptops are also Pantone® Validated for color accuracy. ASUS Lumina OLED displays can be adapted to your unique needs. We offer a whole suite...
Learn more about what Freesync is for AMD as well as FreeSync 2 HDR. We cover everything you need to know about this technology.
DisplayHDRand the companion DisplayHDR True Black are high-performance monitor and display compliance test specifications from VESA that it calls the display industry's first open standard for specifying HDR quality. It is used to measure elements including luminance, color gamut, bit dept...
The easiest way to determine if a monitor is capable of true HDR output is to look for the VESA* DisplayHDR logo. This logo confirms the monitor’s specs have been tested and verified by the VESA Display HDR program, the only global, open standard for HDR. The program was created to ...