Complicating matters are a variety of "HDR" films and content that aren't truly mastered for the higher-gamut standard, not to mention the fact that for games to really be in HDR, they need a complete HDR-specific color and texture pass.įorza Motorsport 7 looks quite good on my display, but as we said in that game's review, it is an example of HDR shoehorned onto a project designed specifically for standard-gamut screens.
#PROJECT CARS 2 PC HDR SUPPORT PRO#
All PlayStation 4 consoles are capable of pushing HDR-10 color, but its effects are far more dramatic with a higher pixel count, and you'll need a PS4 Pro for that.Īnybody who owns a display rated for HDR-10 content knows how hard it is to find showcase material-the kind that looks amazing to anyone, as opposed to that sort of "I swear this is a pretty scene" TV snake-oil. This applies specifically to TVs rated for both 4K resolution (a 3840×2160 pixel count) and HDR-10 color gamut, and you'll need a PlayStation 4 Pro to capitalize on the combination.
#PROJECT CARS 2 PC HDR SUPPORT SERIES#
Namely, Jon owns neither a PlayStation VR headset nor a 4K HDR display, and both of those are specifically and uniquely supported by the latest Gran Turismo game (and first in the series for the PlayStation 4 Pro).īasically, he wants to feel better about not buying either of those ridiculous gadgets. As Ars's resident car guru Jonathan Gitlin tears through the racing nuts and bolts of this week's new racing video game, Gran Turismo Sport, he has asked me to kill time by reviewing its higher-end elements.
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