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Now that quite a few games are out with HDR support, and more planning to come soon, and there's monitors now out with HDR support, and not just TVS, could we add HDR int he Video Settings now?

I can't edit it in because the page to do that is protected, so would an admin be able to do it?

Here's all the games I could find with HDR currently supported:

  1. Resident Evil 7
  2. Shadow Warrior 2
  3. Deus Ex: Mankind Divided
  4. Hitman (2016)
  5. Mass Effect: Andromada
  6. Paragon
  7. Obduction
  8. Redout: Enhanced Edition

And here's some games with upcoming support I could find:

  1. Star Wars: Battlefront 2
  2. Need For speed: Payback
  3. The Witness
  4. The Talos Principle
  5. Lawbreakers
  6. Rise of the Tomb Raider
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HDR support is now implemented. Supported values are true/false/hackable/unknown. The row is hidden when set to unknown.

 

Note that some games with advertised HDR updates have only actually been updated for this on consoles (as is the case with Gears of War 4), so for those it can be mentioned in the notes.

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