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Interestingly both the Paradetech and Megachips solutions we are talking about have been superseded. Intel say only an HDMI 2.0a converter is needed for HDR and specifically the older PS17X and MCDP2800 will work but I think they are exclusively talking about the most common HDR-10. Although no OS support is yet available for the various other flavours of HDR I think you need HDMI 2.0B for HLG, interestingly HDFury proved that the only thing needed for Dolby Vision compatibility in the output chip is to output a header as it works within standard colour depths of HDMI 2.0.

Paradetech PS186 Converter:
https://www.lindy-international.com/Disp...1062&ci=20

MegaChips MCDP2900 Converter:
https://www.club-3d.com/en/detail/2442/d..._2.0b_hdr/

The Paradetech adapter page is most interesting to me because it claims DP1.2 -> HDMI2.0 with HDR. But HDMI standards seem to start referring to HDR only starting with HDMI2.0a, aka: HDR == metadata, whereas HDMI2.0 already has BT.2020 color space (without metadata i guess ?! manually config on display ?).

The PS186 used in the adapter is listed as DP1.4 -> HDMI2.0a, but it does not describe either whether the HDMI2.0a metadata requires a DP1.4 port on the PC or could also be supported with a DP1.2 port.

When i was young, i was playing adventure games on PCs, now the PC is the adventure game.