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The key feature is "HDMI 2.1 display stream compression", which is only present in very recent GPUs, and without which a computer can't output 8k at all. If it'
by jimrandomh 5y ago
The key feature is "HDMI 2.1 display stream compression", which is only present in very recent GPUs, and without which a computer can't output 8k at all. If it's new enough to have that feature, it's fast enough to handle 8k no problem. I don't typically run videogames at 8k, but I'm sitting close enough that I want them centered in a ~4k window anyways rather than filling my peripheral vision.
- GoOnThenDoTell 5y agoWhat does it do if the image is too complex to compress in the available bandwidth?
- dmitrygr 5y agoit is a lossy compression. it'll just lose more detail/color/etc until it does fit