You will see the first square is super visible and it should be only barelly visible. Want to test this? Open this test pattern first with HDR off to see how it looks like, then enable HDR and put Black Levels on High \the theoretical recomended]. The image you see on Windows Desktop is a SDR image being artificially converted to and HDR image by Windows, but it's actually "still SDR", so on the Windows Desktop, with HDR enabled, you should always use Black Level on Low and Output Dynamic Range set to Full But if you use Black Level Low, in some games, you get black crush. Thing is, on Windows Desktop with HDR On, if you use either Full + High or Limited + Low, everything looks washed out.
Limited Output Dynamic Range + Black Levels Low.Full Output Dynamic Range + Black Levels High or.It always bothered me that the HDR on Windows never looked right with the technically "correct" settings.
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