Where is the DisplayHDR 1000 Certifcation for Windows 11 for Predator Triton 17X?

Since this laptop is advertise as DisplayHDR 1000 certified. Windows 11 all such certification to be installed. But I don't see this anywhere. Where can I download this certification?

When you click on "More about HDR certification"

It say and I quote,

"

VESA DisplayHDR - DisplayHDR certification has multiple tiers—a higher number indicates a higher tier. Here are some tips for getting the best experience:
- Look for the latest DisplayHDR certification—version 1.1 certified displays.
- Look for displays that meet the DisplayHDR 500 or higher tiers.

If you go to Settings > System > Display > Advanced display and your display doesn’t show as certified (it says Not found next to HDR certification), it might be because it doesn’t have an HDR certification, or the display manufacturer hasn’t published HDR certification information for your display. To find out if your display is HDR certified, visit the device manufacturer’s website."

So where can I get this certification to install into Windows.

I have two other laptops from ASUS and another one from Lenovo both has this certification installed in Windows.

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mbze430

I have done more testing on Youtube with HDR videos. And every videos in HDR the whites are crushing hard. There is something seriously not right.

Also is there some kind of ABL ASBL…etc… because in HDR mode in a bright window screen, it will keep dimming and then brighten randomly.

Any shows that are HDR or Dolby Vision with the UWP app is not allowing me to view it in HDR either.

Puraw

https://community.acer.com/en/discussion/comment/1224014#Comment_1224014

Check the max. brightness for your 17.0″, WQXGA (2560 x 1600), 250 Hz, IPS screen, if that is only 300 nits there is no way you can play HDR, brightness needs to be at least 600-1000 nits (OLED).

mbze430

https://community.acer.com/en/discussion/comment/1224017#Comment_1224017

this is the MiniLED screen since I can see blooming around the white items specially moving the mouse around behind a blackground.

and I don't even know where you came up with this whole 300nits… all the screenshots I have posted no where indicate a 300nits

Puraw

https://community.acer.com/en/discussion/comment/1224018#Comment_1224018

You're right it has 1060 nits, I overlooked that picture.😑

mbze430

Does Acer official support personnel visit these forums or I have to contact support directly to get this resolved?

Cause it looks like the panel's brightness is set too high or defective

Commodore_1995#

I advise you to check in hwinfo64, which display is installed on your computer:

mbze430

Here is the hwinfo64 for the panel. it's a miniled. like I ALREADY said

mbze430

I tried upgrading and downgrading the video drivers (intel and nvidia) nothing changes

I have found another issue with the screen that only happens when playing HDR content in Edge or Chrome. when it's in youtube playing HDR content. if you scroll up and down the screen will flash.

I will try to post a video of this tomorrow as I am getting really tired on troubleshooting this laptop.

Commodore_1995#

Check these settings:

mbze430

if I set the BIOS to the Nvidia GPU. The flashing stop but the overblown video is still overblown. I have a video of the flashing video.. but I can't upload nor can I link it……