Until said update is available the only way to enable 10/12-bit is through the OS own settings (Windows -> Display Settings -> Windows HD Color Settings) and as of today Windows 10 only allows said shift if it detects the monitor also supports HDR. We are currently working on an update to our Intel Graphics Command Center application to allow manual control for color depth however, this is a work in progress and we do not have an ETA for this to be implemented. However, some of these features are only available when using 6th Generation Intel® Core™ Processors or newer platforms. The driver and the OS will automatically enable 10-bit when running full-screen DirectX* applications which content is 10-bit and when using on a 10-bit capable Display and a software capable to output 10-bit content.Ĭurrently, if a 10-bit display is used, the driver will default to 8-bit with Dithering or 12-bit if supported. With current driver implementation, the color depth will be set automatically as per the Operating System (OS) configuration. Īlso, we would like to inform you that the Intel graphics driver doesn't enable 10/12-bit color depth by default, and there is no option in our user interface (Intel Graphics Command Center or Intel® HD Graphics Control Panel) to manually change this parameter. Why High Dynamic Range (HDR) option doesn't appear in Display Settings on Windows* 10 version 1709 or newer >.We would ilke to recommend checking the High Dynamic Range (HDR) on Intel Graphics Technical White Paper for all the details and requirements to enable HDR:

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