Re:LG Develops ‘Nano IPS’ LCD, Unveils 32“ 4K Display with D...
by dogma1138 on Sunday December 24, 2017 @08:35PM
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HDR600 doesn’t require 600nits actually it requires 320, the flash brightness is a useless metric the problem with displays that can’t provide sufficient brightness is continuous clipping of highlights not that they can’t momentarily blind you.
Pretty much anything other than OLED or Sony’s full array dimming won’t have proper HDR functionality especially after calibration which tends to reduce the peak and average brightness of the display considerably.
VESA has a chance to step in and do something proper they chose the have the shittiest requirements possible.
The only one currently in the PC monitor scene which is serious about HDR is NVIDIAz
Gsync HDR requires a 1000 nits brightness and full array dimming with 380 zones or more for LCD panels.
Pretty much anything other than OLED or Sony’s full array dimming won’t have proper HDR functionality especially after calibration which tends to reduce the peak and average brightness of the display considerably.
VESA has a chance to step in and do something proper they chose the have the shittiest requirements possible.
The only one currently in the PC monitor scene which is serious about HDR is NVIDIAz
Gsync HDR requires a 1000 nits brightness and full array dimming with 380 zones or more for LCD panels.