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PC gamers to get one of the neatest Xbox Series X features

PC gamers to get one of the neatest Xbox Series X features

Posted on March 18, 2021August 27, 2023 By Jarvis

Microsoft has announced the excellent Auto HDR feature from Xbox Series S/X is coming to gamers on Windows 10 machines.

The excellent backward compatible feature, which requires a HDR compatible TV or monitor, brings richer colour and contrast features to games that are not already rendered for HDR. Hence, Auto HDR. PC gamers’ titles that are rendered in standard dynamic range can expect an upgrade with darker darks and brighter brights. This feature also helps the image to possess greater depth.
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Computers & IT, Gaming Tags:Auto HDR, gamers, games, Microsoft, monitor, PC, TV, Windows, Windows 10, Xbox, Xbox Series S, Xbox Series X

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