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> as the previous HDMI spec couldn't drive a 2560x1440 or 2560x1600 monitor at 60hz That has been supported by HDMI since 1.3, since around 2006. 2560×1600p75
by mbell 13y ago
> as the previous HDMI spec couldn't drive a 2560x1440 or 2560x1600 monitor at 60hz
That has been supported by HDMI since 1.3, since around 2006.
2560×1600p75 @ 24bit is about the highest standard resolution you can pump through HDMI 1.3.
- papercrane 13y agoThat's interesting, because most of the high resolution monitors I've seen explicitly say you need to use DL-DVI to drive them at full resolution (for example the 27" Dell Ultrasharps.)
- mbell 13y agoMany companies cheap out on the supporting electronics. In particular single-link DVI is electrically compatible with HDMI but is limited to ~1920 x 1200 @ 60Hz. Basically instead of properly implementing HDMI they route a single-link DVI transceiver through an HDMI connector and call it good.