Samsung HG40EA790MS: One X and tv question

Bobbykanoos0 · Nov 14, 2017

Samsung (Televisions) HG40EA790MS: One X and tv question
you can still game, the difference between HDR 5 and HDR 10 is the blackness and brightness levels a tv can produce in real time. Happy gaming!

More info here What is HDR? High dynamic range TVs and phones explained

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TanGattuso · Nov 14, 2017

Samsung HG40EA790MS: Xbox one X compatibility with TV's

Samsung (Televisions) HG40EA790MS: Xbox one X compatibility with TV's
I have the Samsung 58" version of this TV, & while it doesn't specify HDR10 on the packaging & information, my XBOX ONE X recognized it as HDR10 compatible. The console itself gives different terms that manufacturers use to indicate that their TVs employ
HDR10. Hope this is useful!

Rekt Innit yo · Nov 14, 2017

Samsung HG40EA790MS: Xbox one X monitor I need Advice

Samsung (Televisions) HG40EA790MS: Xbox one X monitor I need Advice
as far as monitors...there arent any but for 2018 there will be otherwise any 4k tv will do...the sony e900x was top rated for the system

dxrules · Jul 14, 2018

you can still game, the difference between HDR 5 and HDR 10 is the blackness and brightness levels a tv can produce in real time. Happy gaming!

More info here What is HDR? High dynamic range TVs and phones explained

dxrules

you can still game, the difference between HDR 5 and HDR 10 is the blackness and brightness levels a tv can produce in real time. Happy gaming!

More info here https://www.trustedreviews.com/opinion/hdr-tv-high-dynamic-television-explained-2927035

Njal the Blue

whilst it isn't QLED you won't be disappointed, just make sure you use HDMI1 as that will be dedicated for 4k and also turn on HDR+ mode in picture settings.

DonDeZEA

Did you enable UHD color for the HDMI port you are using? This enabled every mode but the last one on my Samsung. It’s under menu, picture, picture settings. You have to unplug the HDMI and it will reboot the TV.

Hi I tried with a un55hu8700 model but xbox still shows that hdr is not available

The Ripper1969

I have the Samsung 58" version of this TV, & while it doesn't specify HDR10 on the packaging & information, my XBOX ONE X recognized it as HDR10 compatible. The console itself gives different terms that manufacturers use to indicate that their TVs employ
HDR10. Hope this is useful!

XBF George L

Hello!

Thanks for reaching out to us here on the forums with this situation. I understand you're having trouble with HDR on your Samsung TV. I recommend you communicate with the manufacturer of the TV itself to get more information about their device. You can also
take a look at this helpful support article: Troubleshooting 4K and HDR on Xbox One X and Xbox One S.

Let us know how it goes with a reply.

Samsung HG40EA790MS: One X and tv question