Nintendo Switch 2 docked VRR support is still being worked on.
This is the console’s biggest Achilles' heel right now. The hardware is great, but missing VRR is a massive missed opportunity. It would completely transform and smooth out heavy-hitting games on the big screen.
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@chalkfist@UbisoftANZ During my testing VRR was turned off and I couldn't find an issue. That doesn't mean that there is no issue but I just haven't seen any. Screen Tearing was never a problem during my testing.
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Switch 2 HDR Paper White Settings
Note that this setting is system-wide and will affect the Switch 2 home menu as well. Finding the right Paper White level is entirely personal preference (IMO) adjust it based on whether you prefer a darker or brighter overall image.
@Dk06C I recommend a value between -5 up to -10 but it's hard because it really depends on your personal preference as well. 0.05 is far from perfect but still not a disaster IMO. SDR looks worse on a proper HDR screen. RENO DX will fix it anyway...poor consoles 🫤
@GamingTech_HDR I worked out from reading what other people have tested it needs about -8 FTDA to remove 0.05nits raise I consider 0.05 quite high to be honest.
@GamingTech_HDR Looks like a constant black level raise of 0.05 nits just like shadows expect the same implementation looks like a bit of FTDA on my G5 will be required like shadows
@dark1x@Dauragon Nothing beats the memory of being 16 in Germany when a highly anticipated game finally dropped. A bunch of us would meet up at the local game shop and the owner, who knew us all by name, would hand over our copies. That was peak childhood right there!
@Dauragon I -love- going to shops with friends. It's something I still cherish and enjoy. I do this all the time as, thankfully, in Japan and Europe, there are plenty of options. In the US, though? They mostly took that away basically and it really sucks.
I understand like on just a pure conceptual and "you'll own nothing" level that sony ramping down physical production feels bad but am I the only person on earth who has seen the inside of a store in the last 10 years? Have you been to gamestop? Lol