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#Video card for 4k tv as monitor usb 2.0 tv#

(When the time comes-that is).In the mean time will be of course allso HDMI 2.1 ,2.2 ect….Discussion on curent HDMI cables-are they compatibile or not -is pointless.The current chips in todays consumer electronic are -1.4 HDMI- are obsolete.For 2.0 HDMI is all new world.New processors that can handle 4K 60p.Software of todays 2.0 hdmi is youst scratching surface and its too soon to buy something that is in early stages of construction- Unless if you want to run games on 4k 30 Hz.Who does?

#Video card for 4k tv as monitor usb 2.0 tv#

Lets be straight.You will need 4k projector or UHD TV with 2.0 hdmi input, AV receiver with hdmi 2.0 imputs-outputs,and bluray player with hdmi 2.0 output.AND if you want to download UHD torrents and watch them on 4k projector -guess-you will need a computer with hdmi 2.0.

NVIDIA Kepler Cards Get HDMI Support (Kind Of).

HDMI 2.0 released: 18Gbps of bandwidth allowing for 4K 60 fps, 32 audio channels.

That’s why I have some doubts about what chroma subsampling ratio is used in 4k 60Hz because the image is very slightly degraded compared to 30Hz… Actually there is a big improvement in image quality when I set 4k 30Hz in NVIDIA control panel. I tested the GTX 970 on all HDMI ports and I didn’t notice difference in image quality. I didn’t find this information in the TV settings. The UB8500, on the other hand, supports 4K 60Hz feeds with higher color depth (10 and 12-bit) and chroma subsampling ratio (4:2:2), as well as 8-bit 4:4:4, albeit only on the HDMI 3 input (the remaining HDMI inputs support 4K 60Hz, 8-bit 4:2:0).

When it comes to native 4K content, the UB8200 supports 4K 60Hz, albeit only 8-bit 4:2:0, on all HDMI inputs. The NVIDIA control panel has two choices: 4k 30Hz (Ultra HD section) and 4k 60Hz (PC section):Ī thing remains a bit mysterious for me: it’s not clear if it is 4k 60Hz with 4:4:4 chroma subsampling ratio or it is rather 4:2:0 chroma? According to some sources (like this one) over the Net, LG UB850 supports 4k 60Hz 8-bit 4:4:4: I recently received this GTX 970 from MSI and one of the first test I instantly did (after installing latest R344.75) is to connect it to the LG 49UB850V. In 20, all new graphics cards should support HDMI 2.0 and DP 1.2 and all new TV screens should have HDM 2.0 inputs. Here is a quick recap of HDMI and DisplayPort (DP) bandwidths:Īs you can see, 4k 60Hz requires 12Gbits/sec so only HDMI 2.0 or DisplayPort 1.2 (and higher) can offer such a bandwidth. To display a 4k resolution at 60Hz, the video interface (HDMI, DisplayPort) needs to transfert 12Gbits/second of data: That’s a crazy experience to work on a 49-inch monitor with a 4k resolution at 60Hz! Why HDMI 2.0 is cool? Because it allows to have an insane 3840×2160 resolution at 60Hz on a 4K TV. GeForce GTX 980/970 are great graphics cards and one of the cool features is the support of HDMI 2.0.