Recently, Microsoft announced that the automatic HDR function will be launched in the new version of the Xbox Game Bar, and users can go to the Microsoft Store to download the update (version 5.721 or more). In fact, auto HDR was launched in the Windows 10 preview as early as last year, but eventually changed to Windows 11 exclusive.
Auto HDR can improve the brightness and shading of the game screen, and users can also adjust the HDR intensity by dragging the slider. Judging from the "Minecraft: Dungeons" demo given by Microsoft, the effect is still obvious. In addition to automatic HDR, the new Xbox Game Bar also adds DX12 game support for NVIDIA SLI and AMD crossfire for Insider users, that is, Multi-card users can achieve greater performance gains.
It all stems from the fact that in The March Steam stats, Win11 had a whopping 16.8% install rate among PC gamers. So favored by game users, Microsoft naturally wants to hit the iron while it is hot
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