Does Planet Coaster have HDR support?

[aDOLPHINjoy18]

I'm considering upgrading my Sony KDL40EX720 (full HD) HDTV (which I got late 2011), to a Samsung 43' 4K HDR HDTV. The Australian/New Zealand version has a 100Mhz refresh rate thingy. Though my current Sony has something like XR200. My current Sony has an X-Reality processor (not X-Reality Pro).

Reasons I'm considering the upgrade is because I have a good PC, an Xbox One X, and an Xbox 360 slim console.

With my current sony TV, it's terrible with anti-aliasing and jaggies, has no HDR, doesn't have a quad core processor like Samsung, the UI on Samsung is more user friendly, and my Samsung choice I've seen a lot of good reviews with HDR, rich colours, and much better blacks, and possibly better anti-aliasing and less jaggies.

Does Planet Coaster have HDR support?

 

[tyczj]

To my knowledge there are very little if any games that have HDR support

 

[ZCAB]

Planet Coaster does not currently have HDR support. Few PC games do.
Here are a few questions you need to ask yourself about upgrading to this new TV:

- Has the majority of your Xbox One X library received 4k-patches, and do a decent chunk of them support HDR?
- Are you prepared to run your PC games at lower settings or framerates to be able to play at 4k resolution?
- If not, are you willing to play your PC games at 1080p with the same settings and framerate as you do now, but with a noticeably blurrier look due to scaling?
- Are you willing to play your Xbox 360 games (none of which support HDR, by the way) with a slightly jaggier look due to the TV being a little bigger?

If the answer to most of these questions is "No", I don't recommend you upgrade.

 

[culley38]

one fact remains, tv's will never look as good as monitors.with that said a 4k tv looks 20 times better than a 1080p tv.i bought a 43 inch sharp tv for flight simming and it looks amazing.the key with large screens is sitting far enough away from them.

 

[ojonas]

one fact remains, tv's will never look as good as monitors.with that said a 4k tv looks 20 times better than a 1080p tv.

That will depend on the source material, quality of the TV and its components itself and viewing distance compared to screen size.

i bought a 43 inch sharp tv for flight simming and it looks amazing.the key with large screens is sitting far enough away from them.

In order to benefit from a 4k TV that is 43" you would have to sit about 2 feet or less away from the TV. You would have to go up to 60"+ before you can see a noticeable benefit of 4k vs. 1080p. And that is at a distance of about 5 feet or less away from the screen. This has to do with what a perfect human eye (20/20 vision) can physically handle.