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I use use the stock HDR setting, Windows HDR, then set SDR to HDR brightness to 10. I use mpv player which does great SDR to HDR tonemapping on videos.

Energy mode STD seems to have higher brightness, so this is the setting I'm keeping it at.

Windows 11 Dev Channel Build Updater auto-updated my NVIDIA driver to 510.10, which disabled RGB 4:4:4 (It selected 4:2:2 by default). I had to rollback to 471.96 to get RGB 4:4:4 back.

F5 Beta has solved the dimming issues for me detailed on the previous page. Nice!

https://www.gigabyte.com/Monitor/AORUS-FO48U/support#support-dl-firmware New F5 Beta is out, its supposed to improve brightness in HDR, maybe it'll fix the dimming issue. Will give it a spin.

I get full RGB 4:4:4 120Hz HDR from my RTX 3090, but only get RGB 4:4:4 60Hz HDR on my PS5 (I can also use 4:2:0 120Hz, but don't want chroma subsampling). Supposedly, this is because the PS5 doesn't support DSC, and the HDMI 2.1 ports from the FO48U can only do around 24 gbps without it.

I saw another instance, this time in an HDR Youtube video: The flicker happens around the 1:27 mark, but it only occurs for sure if you watch from the start.

Can confirm this happens to me as well in SDR mode, with the video at 0.25 speed:

Looks like RTINGS has already ordered this monitor, looking forward to their review! https://www.rtings.com/monitor/discussions/9dW6Y0iV8UHzXE2O/great-review-hope-you-can-review-the-aorus-fo48u-as-well

Hi, new member here. Got this as my first HDR monitor in the Philippines. Happy to confirm that the last audio port is a combo port, I tested it both as an analog line out using 3.5mm, and with a TOSLINK to mini 3.5mm Digital SPDIF cable on PC and PS5. The PS5 though seems to be having some...