The Nintendo Switch 2 defaults to displaying everything in HDR, which might not be the best way to play most of its games.

Auto HDR, a Windows 11 feature that is said to deliver richer colors, deeper contrasts, and a more immersive gaming experience by automatically upgrading Standard Dynamic Range (SDR) games to High ...

Auto HDR is automatically bundled with Windows 11, but you need to turn it on to take advantage of it. But that’s not all. You also need an HDR-supported monitor, and you need HDR-capable games.

Before users jump into their Xbox games with all the proper HDR settings enabled, there's one last optional feature worth a look: Auto HDR. Unlike the settings outlined above, there's technically ...

Within the Video modes menu, select Auto HDR to enable it. Reopen your game to see whether the image quality has improved. There's a solid chance this will fix your problem, but there's a catch ...

Windows' Auto HDR feature is a wonderful convenience for those with high-end gaming displays. Basically, it allows PC gamers to play games without built-in HDR support in HDR mode. Unfortunately ...

(Image credit: Future) By selecting Auto HDR, the camera automatically shoots in burst mode. This means you will have to press down the shutter longer than usual to fire all frames in a row (don ...

Games still require explicit HDR support for optimal results, but the introduction of Auto HDR in the Xbox Series X/S and in Windows 11 changes that: The operating systems can automatically expand ...

Microsoft is now blocking Windows 11 24H2 upgrades on systems with Auto HDR enabled due to a compatibility issue that causes game freezes. Auto HDR is a Windows feature that automatically ...

First up, Microsoft is adding support for Auto HDR, VRR (variable refresh rates) and better latency for windowed games. Previously, those were only features you could use in full-screen mode.