“Does this monitor have HDR certification? In my case i have 5070ti, Ultra premium HDMI cable. HDR messasge will appear when game is launching, but windows says - HDR certification not found. HDR is ON at Nvidia panel, Windows and LG settings.”
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Hi there, Osmiy. Thank you for sharing your inquiry with us. We understand your inquiry about HDR certification for your LG UltraGear 32GS95UV-W.AUS monitor. This model is VESA DisplayHDR™ True Black 400 certified and supports HDR10 content, meaning it meets industry standards for deep blacks and adequate peak brightness for HDR gaming and media. When Windows reports “HDR certification not found,” it often refers to Windows’ own HDR-capable display certification flag rather than the monitor’s VESA certification. To ensure Windows recognizes HDR properly, confirm you are using a compatible connection (DisplayPort 1.4 or HDMI 2.1 cable provided/included) and that your GPU drivers are up to date. In Windows Settings > System > Display, enable “Play HDR games and apps” and verify that the correct display is selected; sometimes reconnecting the cable or switching ports (e.g., DP instead of HDMI) helps the OS read HDR capabilities correctly. On the NVIDIA side, ensure in the NVIDIA Control Panel under “Display > Change resolution” you select the proper output format (e.g., 10 bpc if available) and enable HDR in “Set up G-SYNC” or “Display” sections as needed. Also verify the game itself is launched in HDR mode: some titles require enabling HDR/configuring in-game settings. If HDR appears when launching a game but Windows still shows “not found,” this may indicate Windows’ HDR indicator is not detecting the EDID flag, yet the panel can still display HDR content when the application requests it. https://www.bestbuy.com/site/lg-ultragear-32-oled-dual-mode-4k-uhd-240hzfhd-480hz-0-03ms-nvidia-g-sync-compatible-amd-freesync-pro-gaming-monitor-white/6595425.p?skuId=6595425 If after checking cables, ports, driver updates, and Windows/NVIDIA settings you still see the Windows indicator showing “HDR certification not found,” but HDR content displays correctly in games, the monitor is functioning as intended. However, if HDR content appears washed out or not engaging correctly, try toggling “HDR Effect” or calibration presets on the monitor’s on-screen menu, and ensure firmware is up to date (via LG’s support site/manual). For detailed troubleshooting or calibration guidance, please send us a private message on Social Media @LGUSSupport and our team will be more than happy to explore possible solutions. We appreciate your patience and thank you for choosing LG. —Renzo
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