Step 2: In the display tab, change the color depth to 10 bpc. Step 1: Right-click and launch AMD Radeon Settings.
If this blows out the colors and makes the content excessively bright, you can always change it back to Limited later. Step 4: Additionally, change the Output Dynamic Range to Full if it isn’t already so. If the 10 bpc option is not available, change the frame rate first, then try again. Step 3: Under Output color depth, select 10 bpc (bits per color) and press Apply. Step 2: Under Display in the left pane, click on Change Resolution. Step 1: Right-click on your desktop and select the NVIDIA Control Panel.
Basically, if your system is currently configured to only use 8 Bit color depth, you’re missing out. A bit depth of 10 is capable of producing 64 times the colors compared to 8 Bit.
SDR typically uses 8 Bit Depth, whereas HDR uses 10 Bit Depth.
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