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No it’s not. HDMI can do it, it’s the device that you pick that decided it won’t, by picking an older standard.
by mumblerino 6y ago
No it’s not. HDMI can do it, it’s the device that you pick that decided it won’t, by picking an older standard.
- Fnoord 6y agoApparently HDMI 2.1 which specification is from November 2017 can do it. My TV itself is even older than that, and a dumb TV doesn't need to be upgraded often. That's part of the purpose of a dumb TV; longevity. My MBPs from 2015 also don't support it, and Apple only recently released a decent replacement for these MBPs (given the keyboard issues in previous). My old monitor from ~2014, a BenQ, also does not support it. While I recently replaced it, it still works perfectly fine (it doesn't have FreeSync though), and achieves 144 Hz over DP.