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What TV do you have? The 7900 XTX has DisplayPort 2.1 and HDMI 2.1, both support 4K @ 144Hz although of the two DP has higher bandwidth capabilities. If your TV supports DisplayPort 2.0 or higher get a DisplayPort 2.0/2.1 certified cable, otherwise get a HDMI 2.1 certified cable.
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Soldato
HDMI. Get a decent certified cable as said though. Don't forget to set 144Hz in advanced display settings in windows.
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I’m assuming it’s a S90C you have?
If so you’ll need a hdmi 2.1 cable. Make sure it’s certified.
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This..HDMI 2.0b for example only supports up to 60hz @4K, or 120hz @1440p
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Should be fine over HDMI with the right cable. Only Geforce users have problems with this
Yeah there's no need to skimp on HDMI cables..I got an 8k certifed 4 meter one for about £16 IIRC..it was only that much as it was a bit longer than standard... nice plugs and braided cable too.
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Soldato
I find when I am connected to my TV via HDMI in 4K and I switch off my TV but leave the PC running, often when powering up the TV again, it will revert to 1080p. I have to reinstall the Nvidia drivers to fix it.
That sounds like the tv HDMI is not picking up the graphics card signal due to a HDMI handshake delay. Could be caused by the PC going to sleep/hibernation or by tv settings. Have you tried tv game mode if it has it (newer tvs do) and is your tv firmware upto date? Also have you set up the pc settings for 4k in nvidia control panel under control panel "Display / "Set resolution" (you can google/Youtube guides how to do it)
Should be fine over HDMI with the right cable. Only Geforce users have problems with this
Even with an AMD GPU some TVs only support the lowest latency operation over DisplayPort, and/or PC/Gaming mode only works via a specific HDMI or DP connection and/or VRR only works on a specific port or port(s), etc. you need to know details of the display really to advise best.
Soldato
Do any TVs have DisplayPort yet?
Some of the gaming oriented ones do and stuff sold into the TV space like the Philips Momentum line which in some cases are just large monitors optimised for console gaming but technically just a monitor rather than having any TV features.
EDIT: Seems like it is something which is diverging again just as it was starting to become a thing:
CES 2023 is putting barriers between TVs and gaming monitors | Digital Trends
CES 2023 brought a swath of new gaming monitors, and they're starting define the future of how monitors will be different than TVs.
www.digitaltrends.com
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Man of Honour
Of course you can .
As long as you sit far enough away to be comfortable then go for it.
Have you got a big one ?
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Soldato
Mind boggles how people find it so complicated plugging a hdmi cable from their pc to their TV..
haha, depends on what you're talking about. TV yes.Of course you can .
As long as you sit far enough away to be comfortable then go for it.
Have you got a big one ?
I have a 77in G3, I sit about 8ft away. I fancy getting a new PC, but dont know if I can be bothered going up to a spare room to use it
Not sure if thats aimed at me, I was meaning more about the picture quality etc, not the plugging a cable in
Man of Honour
You should look into oled burn in if it's a expensive TV .
Soldato
Not sure if thats aimed at me, I was meaning more about the picture quality etc, not the plugging a cable in
I don't seem to have any issues with my TV, don't really notice any ghosting or anything, plug it in and find out