Can anyone see Auto Color Management?

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im not seeing it...and some small diging shows this:
For those of you who have worked with Windows and DirectX HDR (High Dynamic Range) support, ACM may sound very familiar. Advanced Color capabilities were first introduced for HDR displays as well as support for color management (for HDR displays only) with Windows 10, version 1709 (Fall Creators Update). With the Windows 11 2022 Update, ACM brings Advanced Color to select qualifying and specially provisioned SDR displays, starting with Surface Studio 2+ and Surface Pro 9. The same Advanced Color tech stack powers both HDR and ACM, and HDR displays already have
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To enable ACM, a global registry key can be used, which will enable ACM support for all SDR monitors all the time:


  • Locate within the registry the global GraphicsDrivers regkey (HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Control\GraphicsDrivers)
  • Right click “Add” -> DWORD
    • Name: EnableAcmSupportDeveloperPreview
    • value: 1
  • If the monitor is already plugged in, you will need to disconnect and re-connect it. In case of internal panel, restart the laptop.
  • Go to Settings > Display > Advanced Display, select correct display and turn on Automatically manage color for apps

Note: Registry key is for app developer use only.
 
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USAFRet said:
It does not appear on my Surface 3 Go, either.
Even though Display Information states "Color space - Standard dynamic range (SDR)
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System requirements​


The new color transform pipeline requires a capable GPU and display driver. Supported GPU architectures include:


  • AMD:
    • AMD RX 500 400 Series, or later
    • AMD Ryzen processors with Radeon Graphics
  • Intel:
    • Integrated: Intel 10th Gen GPU (Ice Lake), or later
    • Discrete: Intel DG1, or later
  • NVIDIA GTX 10xx, or later (Pascal+)
  • Qualcomm 8CX Gen 3, or later; 7C Gen 3, or later

Note
Intel codename Comet Lake (5 digit model code) chipsets are not supported.
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your 10100Y not supported
 
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Need something like this to use it, and then you have the risk of burn in.

I can't afford an all new PC/GPU just to get that screen to turn on a feature

I can wait, its probably not worth the effort. Buy all that and find it doesn't even work.
 
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Colif said:
Need something like this to use it, and then you have the risk of burn in.

I can't afford an all new PC/GPU just to get that screen to turn on a feature

I can wait, its probably not worth the effort. Buy all that and find it doesn't even work.
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it should work on normal 10bit HDR panels aswell, atleast with HDR its already perma enabled when you have mixed content on screen (SDR something +HDR video in window)...that as long you dont use some very old ICC color profile, SDR under HDR mode has enhanced colors already, they just added wide color gamut under SDR (10bit SDR), that is something that used to be exclusive to workstation GPUs
 
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I might need to see it in action before I decided if changing my current monitor is worth while to have it. Might just be something I get next time. I didn't get HDR last time as LG's version wasn't amazing.

Not in a rush to change monitors as current screen matches my GPU abilities. It took me a few years to get that right.
 
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