The LG (and probably the Dell) is also significantly less accurate (suffers from blue tint) when HDR is enabled. They can take an HDR signal, but can only crank the brightness and change the gamma since they both lack the 10 bit wide gamut panel required for true HDR. Neither of these actually support HDR, the Dell is significantly less accurate and uses PWM.
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