HDR10. Unfortunately the only form of HDR the console has currently is regular HDR10. The reason the console could get an upgrade though is that the console is HDMI 2.1-capable, a standard which can handle Dolby Vision, HDR10+, and HLG. … Continue reading →

Long exposure to sunlight do damage LCD screens (It is UV radiation that does damage) and this effect was quite damaging to old LCD displays. Can a monitor overheat in the sun? 1 Answer. Heat and direct sunlight can damage … Continue reading →

LCD TVs must be protected from strong direct sunlight. The heat from the sun can physically damage LCD screens. Ultraviolet rays in direct sunlight can also cause the chemicals in the LCD to deteriorate, shortening the life of your screen. … Continue reading →

If it is set to ‘off’, you get 60hz. This happens whether you are using HDMI 2.0 or HDMI 2.1 screens. It’s worth noting Warzone must be booted with HDR off to get 120fps to work. This is probably obvious, … Continue reading →

Ideally, a TV should be able to reach high levels of brightness for good HDR performance. The bare minimum brightness that is expected from an HDR TV is 400 nits. However, for satisfactory performance, 600 nits or higher is recommended. … Continue reading →

HDR can deliver brighter highlights, as seen on the TV on the right. Keep in mind that with the non-HDR screen you’re reading this on, the brighter highlights won’t appear as bright to you. HDR, or high-dynamic range, can elevate … Continue reading →

By default, HDR video uses the full brightness of your screen, so it uses a little more battery. Does HDR drain battery? Yes. Having HDR toggled on will reduce your device’s battery life. Does HDR affect battery life? Playing HDR … Continue reading →

Does TV emit blue light? In short, yes. LED screens that are popular these days emit a great deal of blue light, which can be potentially harmful to the eyes. Therefore, watching too much TV, especially late at night, can … Continue reading →

Both HDR and UHD are meant to improve your viewing experience, but they do so in completely different ways. It’s a matter of quantity and quality. UHD is all about bumping up the pixel count, while HDR wants to make … Continue reading →

Best monitor 2022: the top 10 monitors and displays we’ve reviewed BenQ. PD3200U. LG. UltraGear 38GN950. BenQ. SW321C PhotoVue. Asus. ROG Swift PG27UQ. Dell. 4K S3221QS Curved Monitor. Acer. Predator X34. Asus. Designo Curve MX38VC. Dell. UltraSharp UP3218K. What is … Continue reading →

It acts as the switchboard for all your audio sources (DAW, computer audio, phone, tablet, etc.) and also allows you to flip seamlessly between multiple sets of monitors and calibrate between them. Do you need two studio speakers? Do you … Continue reading →

You can use two preamps as long as you balance the gain on the preamps to have enough headroom, so the audio signal doesn’t clip or distort. You can either connect the preamps in series or parallel and mix the … Continue reading →

In general, newer computers are going to be smaller, less expensive (compared to the old computer when it was new), more powerful and/or more efficient, and have more features. From the early days to the mid 2000s, clock speeds and … Continue reading →

Never Lay it Flat If you ever move your TV, keep it upright at all times. They’re designed so the weight is evenly distributed when they’re standing up. If laid down, they’re no longer balanced, so gravity can pull the … Continue reading →

Large TV Stands, Medium TV Stands and Small TV Stands TV Stand Size Recommended Minimum TV Size (Diagonal) Recommended Maximum TV Size (Diagonal) 50″ 54″ 58″ 55″ 59″ 63″ 65″ 70″ 73″ >70″ 70″ >70″ How big does a TV … Continue reading →