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Halo Infinite Dolby Vision support is broken on Xbox Series X
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techradar.comHalo Infinite is one of the first Xbox Series X games with native Dolby Vision gaming support, but it turns out it isn’t working correctly on either the Xbox Series X or Xbox Series S.
Vincent Teoh from HDTV Test has discovered that Halo Infinite’s Dolby Vision support results in a flatter, dimmer, and more washed out image than when using HDR10. The black levels are slightly elevated too.
That’s because Halo Infinite’s peak brightness is capped to around 300 to 400 nits when using Dolby Vision,
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iPhone 13 Pro Max vs Samsung Galaxy S22: iPhone killer? Far from it
iPhone 13 Pro Max vs Samsung Galaxy S22: A recent benchmark test highlights something surprising. Apparently, the Apple iPhone 13 Pro Max is still faster than the latest Samsung Galaxy S22 series when it comes to performance metrics. In the latest Apple vs Samsung rivalry, Samsung had launched its Galaxy S22 series on Tuesday which saw it come out with Exynos 2200/Snapdragon 8 Gen 1 processor. The series included Galaxy S22, Galaxy S22+ and Galaxy S22 Ultra. The company claimed it was the most powerful processor used by the company yet. However, a benchmark test has shown that it still might not be enough to overthrow iPhone 13 Pro Max’ performance metrics.
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