Today a Microsoft representative confirmed that the Xbox Series X and the Xbox Series S consoles will work with Auto HDR. That's high dynamic range, turned on by default, for all titles, for both ...

For Series X enhancements, Auto HDR is the biggest boost you'll get beyond that. Rocksteady's interpretation of Gotham City is just perfect for the new feature.

Xbox Series X’s auto-HDR makes games pop. Microsoft hasn’t shared the exact process for applying HDR to older games, but the company did confirm that it is something that the Xbox is doing.

Xbox Series X Auto HDR achieves this by boosting each game’s overall colors, delivering the kind of peak brightness value and stark contrast you’d expect in a game with native HDR implementation.

Earlier this week, Microsoft revealed that the Xbox Series X and S would be able to apply HDR to older games on the new hardware. As more game developers add HDR support in their games, it becomes ...

Once your Xbox and display are in sync, you'll be amazed by the detail and fidelity you can unlock. Here's how to adjust Xbox Series X|S HDR settings.

Only Xbox Series X|S consoles feature auto HDR. Before using Auto HDR, you must have a TV that supports HDR10 and have the HDR10 option enabled in settings. Some games do not support auto HDR.

The Xbox Series X|S consoles offer full external-storage support, game-level support and customization for features like Auto HDR and FPS Boost, and robust variable refresh rate support (using low ...

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 ...

The Xbox Series X also supports one of the latest in-vogue display technologies: High Dynamic Range, or HDR. HDR creates a wider range of in-game darkness and light on 4K monitors with high ...

The Xbox Series X starts at $499 and supports better graphics and has a disc drive. ... For the best experience with the Xbox Series X, if you don’t have a 4K TV with HDR, ... auto low-latency, ...

The new console generation has finally arrived – and so far, it’s a doozy. With the PS5 looking like a sleek sci-fi take on an internet router, and the Xbox Series X opting for a bulky tower ...