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I just found this patent from Nvidia on low motion blur and variable refresh rate in a display. Maybe Nvidia will get this to work without the brightness problem one day.

http://www.patentsencyclopedia.com/app/20150109286

So I was reading up on samsung hdr tvs and the use of quantum dots which lead me to this monitor. http://hexus.net/tech/news/monitors/860 ... t-monitor/

Would this be considered an HDR monitor?

Thank you for the detail responses guys. So when I am looking to buy a new monitor what in the spec sheets do I look for to decided if the panel is HDR? I assume that Brightness, Static Contrast Ratio, and Dynamic Contrast Ratio is what I should pay attention to. Do the type of back-light factor int...

So I can across this video from Nvidia https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tDUGWUWRRNU They seem to be hyping up HDR monitors but I can't find any info besides TVs with write ups that are very vague. The only other explanation I could find was this http://on-demand.gputechconf.com/gtc/2015/video/S5639.h...

Thanks for the info flood. I've also been trying to get a response from Nvidia and yesterday they seem to have answer me. If you go to this video they talk about G-Sync + ULMB


G-sync info starts at 1:26:00

I know that Gsync and ULMB do not work together and you must choose one or the other but is it possible at all to have both running
flawlessly in the future or is it just technically impossible?