Is there an equivalent of NVIDIA's "RTX HDR" filter on arc graphics?"

[TFOUTADM]

I am a fanatics HDR user who keeps windows hdr option on all the time, when displaying SDR contents on my desktop computer, NVIDIA's "RTX HDR" filter for video and game will try to "guess" how should these contents' HDR version should be and transform these original SDR scenes to a virtual HDR version, make them look much better than just sdr though still some distance from real HDR content.

After bought an ultrabook with an ultra7 258V SoC, I found it has an amoled builtin screen which is much better than my va-miniled monitor on contrast, dark details and colors, but I am unable to utilize such a screen because most of the internet display content are made in SDR standards and there is no such thing like "RTX HDR" which can transform SDR video and game into a hdr version（not just hdr10 format) on arc graphics. In fact, this powerful filter was released on the start of 2024, but it's clearly Intel arc, amd radeon and apple are all not aware of such a perfect function.

This filter has been proven reachable, powerful and do not need much performance or power consumption, but it can much improve user experience, please regard add this function to your "todo" plans, it's much better than those "video message" "video message" and just "video message" functions for an AIPC!

[JedG_Intel]

Hello TFOUTADM,

Thank you for bringing this important feature request to our attention. We acknowledge the significant value that NVIDIA's RTX HDR technology brings to the user experience. I'll check this matter internally and I'll get back to you as soon as possible.

Best regards

Jed G.

Intel Customer Support Technician

[JedG_Intel]

Hello TFOUTADM,

I wanted to provide you with an update after reviewing your inquiry. Intel Arc graphics currently supports SDR and HDR switching through the operating system settings. This differs from RTX HDR, which is an AI-powered, driver level feature that can automatically convert SDR content into HDR in real time.

We truly appreciate your feedback and I'll share it with the appropriate team for consideration in future improvements. For now, I’ll be closing this inquiry. If you have any other questions or concerns, please feel free to submit a new request, as this thread will no longer be monitored.

Best regards

Jed G.

Intel Customer Support Technician