@m3Boarder32

So at last count (cause this is all you seem to care about at the moment).

PC has access to 24 HDR Enabled games. With another 3 on the list to be released.

https://pcgamingwiki.com/wiki/Special:Ask/-5B-5BCategory:Games-5D-5D-20-5B-5Bhigh_dynamic_range::true-5D-5D-20OR-20-5B-5Bhigh_dynamic_range::hackable-5D-5D/-3FDeveloped-20by/-3FPublished-20by/-3FRelease-20date/-3FAvailable-20on/-3Fhigh_dynamic_range/format%3Dtemplate/limit%3D100/template%3DFeature-2Frow/introtemplate%3DFeature-2Fintro/outrotemplate%3DFeature-2Foutro

Xbox - 8 wasn't it? (I don't have that link).

i can live with out 4k

i cant live with out HDR

Link please, state a 'fact' present the evidence to go with it. Not saying you're wrong but until you have something backing up your statements then, as far as I'm concerned, you are talking shite.

You want to see the "input lag" response time for monitors?

Feel free to compare and you can see why monitors are better for gaming than TV's. You can but... but... about HDR all day long but it doesn't change that monitors are better gaming displays, add in Gsync or Freesync and incomparibly higher frame rates and they'll always win, regardless of bright white is or how dark black is.

I thought it was because of the immediate clown show that every thread becomes once the terms "OLED", "HDR", or "Atmos" become the point of contention in regards to video output.

And this is why you're viewed as a clown. There are 7 games that support your 10,000$+ set up.

Monitors don't apply any post processing effects.

TVs/consoles automatically apply a metric shit ton of post processing effects (motion blur, frame interpolation, and vsync). There is no argument to be made about TVs having superior response time or less input lag than computer monitors. There is a reason why 30 fps looks like a slideshow on a monitor and looks "smooth" on a TV (hint: one of the two is applying post processing effects).

Righto. Not sure where to go with this...

You're still dodging the point. What does that make the 10's of thousands of games without HDR?

HDR on a vr headset is a stupid idea

You really don't want it on a screen that this close to your retina.Besides HDR is overrated.

60 FPS and beyond is where it's at.Also it's not like i can't hook up my pc to and HDR 4K OLED TV.