Windows 11 is improving and expanding HDR support for games. In this preview, I look at how HDR in general seems to be working more reliably overall in Windows and also look at the new auto-HDR feature. Auto-HDR allows HDR imaging to be applied to games not originally supporting it. The feature is being brought over to Windows from Xbox consoles.

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