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#Battlefield 5 vs battlefield 1 series
The game is based on the Battlefield series and is the sequel to Battlefield 1. Hope someone can offer advice as this is a really frustrating problem for me. Battlefield 5 is a first-person shooter video game developed by EA DICE and published by Electronic Arts. I have also updated both the television and monitor to their latest firmware as well as installing the latest drivers for both displays and for my GPU. Your place for discussion, help, news, reviews, questions, screenshots, videos, gifs, and anything else BF1 related From hardcore gamers to converts and newbies, all are welcome in /r/BattlefieldOne. In terms of Nvidia colour settings I have tried outputting at 422, 420, 444, (at every available bitrate) and of course, RGB limited and full. Battlefield 1 is developed by DICE and produced by EA. I have used multiple different cables (good quality 2.0, purchased from my local Jaycar) and used both HDMI and display port for the Samsung.
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Both displays see exactly the same problem. I have two displays at home, an LG B7 OLED and a Samsung 27" CHG70. Also, when I bring up the Origin overlay it's also dimmed out during BF1 play. This is further confirmed by the fact that when I run MSI afterburner overlay on BF1, the overlay is dim, and on the games that work correctly, the overlay is bright and punchy. To make matters more confusing, other games (like Far Cry 5 and Mass Effect: Andromeda ) display HDR content perfectly - they are bright, colourful and display great contrast. Discover short videos related to battlefield 5 vs battlefield 1 on TikTok. I can see that there is a greater breadth to contrast and specular highlights and so on, but colours appear washed out and dull. Broadly, my issue is that in Battlefield 1 the HDR signal gives a dim and washed out look.