DisplayHDR 1000

Hi, I am fairly new to this, I don't know what does what and how but what I do know is HDR is amazing, and therefore a must in every TV and monitor so, I bought the LG 32UD99w monitor and it's amazing and the best part is it's compatible with Xbox One X
and PS4 Pro since it has HDR 10. I wanted to buy a second monitor and I came across this new monitor from Phillips called Momentum, and under HDR it said it has DisplayHDR 1000, I have no clue what that means and more importantly don't know if it's a good
monitor for Xbox One X and also PS4 Pro? I could just buy another LG 32UD99w but I wanted to try a new monitor and find the best match, also this monitor sounds like a much better monitor than the LG but not sure so here I am.

here's the Amazon link to the exact monitor I am looking at: https://www.amazon.com/Philips-Mome...7D5S3QCS/&tag=amazondn01-20?tag=amazondn01-20

:)

 

Could the Xbox one x deliver 1080p@120Hz with a patch?

Technically yes but as has been stated no-one makes any console content that takes advantage of it. Plus there is the fact that as a console with PC characteristics the XB1X lacks the one of the most important features for PC gaming which is Displayport
output, something so minor it would have cost them nothing to include but they overlooked.

All of the high end stuff on PC is done through Displayport, the interface is more advanced and forward looking than HDMI which doles out updates every few years so TV makers have something new to sell.

I wouldn't expect 1440p output to be anything more than downscaled 2160p output, not native rendering.

The variable refresh range most likely to be usable with the XB1X is in the 30-70Hz spectrum as games target 30fps or the few 60fps, of course MS have not enabled Freesync and said nothing about it since, in fact they may never enable it. At CES 2018 Samsung
was demoing Gears 4 on HDMI VRR TV's (HDMI 2.0 with VRR bolted on), it may be MS will not support Freesync over HDMI and only support HDMI groups VRR.

So buying a monitor based on Freesync is a huge risk, go for something with 4K, HDCP2.2 and optionally Vesa DisplayHDR 600 which is average HDR, real HDR on PC monitors will be DisplayHDR 1000 rated.

 

1000/1000

Whiteshadow: I'd say... doing all the Co-Op missions on Veteran. While 95% of the missions were a joke, there were a couple that made me want to kill myself.

 

Display HDR 1000 is a VESA Certification of HDR capability. This monitor having Display HDR 1000 means that it meets VESA's highest requirements for an HDR display.

This monitor should work beautifully for Xbox One X. You can see more information on the Display HDR ratings here.

Happy Gaming!

 

I will go ahead and make the purchase then, Thank you so much for answering so quickly, I thought I'd have to wait until tomorrow to get a reply lol

 

Let us know what you think of it.

DisplayNinja gaving it a Best 4K HDR for Consoles rating : Best Gaming Monitor For PS4 Pro And XBOX One X [Reviewed 2018]

Windows Central also gave it a 4 out of 5 for Xbox One X:

Philips 436M6VBPAB review: The 4K monitor built for console gamers