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There is no shortage of confusing jargon when buying TVs and game consoles. That’s not to say the tech specs aren’t incredibly important - but you may find yourself scratching your head when it comes ...

So, the big question, how does RTX HDR work? Despite what the name might suggest, it doesn’t actually use ray tracing. Instead, it leverages machine learning models trained on vast amounts of SDR and ...

For the best gaming performance, we recommend TVs with high refresh rates, bright HDR images, and low input lag.

Anyone who’s bought a reasonably high end (Q70 series and 120Hz or higher) Samsung TV since 2022 might have noticed a mysterious option in its menus called HDR10+ Gaming. Mysterious because it has ...

I just got my first HDR gaming monitor (ASUS pg27ucdm), and it's not immediately clear to me what Windows settings I should use with it. I turned Windows's HDR support on, but I'm unclear on what that ...

Since when could you get a 27-inch, QHD, miniLED, 180Hz gaming monitor for under $250? Now, that's when. Thanks to a 17% discount, this amazing AOC gaming monitor offers all of the above for a new low ...

This piece was originally published on 27th September this year and we are republishing it today in a series celebrating our favourite articles of the past 12 months. I have long hated HDR on PC. It's ...

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 global – Off’, ...