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A Solid lad wrote: ↑

16 Jan 2020, 09:12

Consoles... not surprised.

Super helpful comment, thanks. I play on pc and console and that PCMR crap is very old.

1. The monitor must have an hdmi 2.0 input to support the 120hz refresh rate. Not necessarily. HDMI is a bit bucket budget -- any 4K 60 Hz connection (single link) can support 1080p 120Hz, 144Hz and 240Hz if the monitor's HDMI transciever chip and GPU's HDMI transceiver chip supports it, even if it...

1. The monitor must have an hdmi 2.0 input to support the 120hz refresh rate. Not necessarily. HDMI is a bit bucket budget -- any 4K 60 Hz connection (single link) can support 1080p 120Hz, 144Hz and 240Hz if the monitor's HDMI transciever chip and GPU's HDMI transceiver chip supports it, even if it...

I am a pc and xbox gamer. When MS announced 120 hz support I was ecstatic as my monitor at the time was a dell 144hz 1440p. Alas, this monitor only has an hdmi 1.4 input and not 2.0. Long story short, I had just purchased the monitor for my pc and was not interested in replacing it at that time. Fas...