If you want to enable HDR10+ Gaming display effect, in addition to using Samsung’s TV or screen that supports this standard, users must use NVIDIA’s graphics cards, including GeForce RTX 30 series, 20 series, and GTX 16 series. At the same time, the game content must also be supported. .
After announcing the launch of the HDR10+ Gaming standard this year, Samsung announced that the upcoming Neo QLED TV models above Q70 will add support, and Samsung will also launch a variety of gaming monitors that support the HDR10+ Gaming standard.
The HDR10+ Gaming standard proposed by Samsung is naturally to compete with the Dolby Vision for gaming standard, so that when the TV or screen is used for in-game display, it will automatically adjust the picture update rate (up to 120Hz picture update rate), color performance, and Settings such as light and shadow, which include increasing the maximum brightness by 4 times, support for variable picture update rate, and enable automatic low-latency display mode, so that users can get a better gaming experience.
If you want to enable HDR10+ Gaming display effect, in addition to using Samsung’s TV or screen that supports this standard, users must use NVIDIA’s graphics cards, including GeForce RTX 30 series, 20 series, and GTX 16 series. At the same time, the game content must also be supported. .
Compared with the direct integration of the Dolby Vision for gaming standard in the Xbox Series X｜S, the HDR10+ Gaming standard function must be smoothly activated, obviously more conditions must be met.
However, under the circumstance that NVIDIA continues to promote the gaming experience with its graphics cards, it is obvious that Samsung’s display standard can be successfully used by more people. At present, 128 companies have joined the support of the HDR10+ standard, and more than 4,000 products have been launched, including TVs, mobile phones, tablets, and projectors. It is expected that the next promotion of the HDR10+ Gaming standard should not face much challenge.
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