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Ok. I've been using DisplayPort 1.4a with my 4090 at the moment. Maybe I'll try HDMI 2.1 and see what happens. I'm actually surprised that YouTube HDR works on

Ok. I've been using DisplayPort 1.4a with my 4090 at the moment. Maybe I'll try HDMI 2.1 and see what happens. I'm actually surprised that YouTube HDR works on your side - perhaps it's tied to the ABGR2101010 output mode being available.

bitanarch 9mo ago
No luck for me with HDMI 2.1 - still seeing XRGB8888 on my monitors after HDR enabled. That's still pretty crappy. Monitors do not say whether they support BGR input signals or not as opposed to RGB.
- EnPissant 9mo ago
  Was it an 8k cable? Are you on wayland?
  - bitanarch 9mo ago
    I'm on Wayland and the cable is HDMI 2.1 ultra high speed, which means 8k. Xorg is already gone on Ubuntu 25.10. The GPU and monitor combination has full 10-bit HDR in Windows. But in Linux it's stuck at 8bpp due to nVidia driver not having 10-bit RGB output.
    - EnPissant 9mo ago
      I don’t think your problem is RGB instead of BGR. That’s just the compositor’s work area and your monitor never sees it (it includes an alpha channel). Have you tried KDE Plasma? It sounds like KWin uses 10-bit planes by default when available. Maybe Ubuntu’s compositor (Mutter?) doesn’t support 30 bit color or must be configured? Or maybe you need the nvidia driver >= 580.94.11 for VK_EXT_hdr_metadata (https://www.phoronix.com/news/NVIDIA-580.94.11-Linux-Driver https://www.phoronix.com/news/NVIDIA-580.94.11-Linux-Driver)