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For most 2014 TVs, it's not a limitation on the TV because they also support HDMI 2.0, but a limitation on the source. What I don't understand is why these TVs
by Aissen 12y ago
For most 2014 TVs, it's not a limitation on the TV because they also support HDMI 2.0, but a limitation on the source.
What I don't understand is why these TVs don't have a DP input so we can use them at 60fps with modern PCs (and already on the market GPUs).
- aroch 12y ago>What I don't understand is why these TVs don't have a DP input so we can use them at 60fps with modern PCs (and already on the market GPUs). Probably because every TV maker / rebrander and their mother has both an HDMI license and the tooling setup. There's, basically, 0 cost to keep usin gHDMI. Moving to DP needs licensing and retooling.
- hereonbusiness 12y agoAs far as I know using DP does not require a license except for using the DP logo.