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This thing is beautiful. 7900XTX driving Horizon Forbidden West in glorious 4k and still pulling over 200 fps. Now I must tear myself away from it to do some bloody exercise.....
Gigabyte AORUS FO32U2P Flat QD-OLED: 32" 4K 240Hz with DisplayPort 2.1, KVM
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Soldato
do they really only give you
a 1m cable that fully supports dp 2.1 @80Gbs?
seems kind of shocking its not 2m
when buying a £1300 monitor
a 1m cable that fully supports dp 2.1 @80Gbs?
seems kind of shocking its not 2m
when buying a £1300 monitor
F1 23 was averaging 115 FPS on my old 144hz 4K monitor @ 120hz. Now its averaging 221.5 FPS on my new one @ 240hz. Just goes to show the monitor was the bottleneck.
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Those are the only length officially certified atm I believe.
I may be wrong but I believe the reason is the current longest-certified DP2.1 DP80 cable is 1.2m, and most certified DP80 cables are 0.8m/1m.
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Seem to be plenty on amazon at 2m and 3m
That say certified 80Gbs
Including the manufacturer monitors unboxed used
During their 20 minute video
Explaining dp 2.1 and that it can be 3 different speeds confusingly
That say certified 80Gbs
Including the manufacturer monitors unboxed used
During their 20 minute video
Explaining dp 2.1 and that it can be 3 different speeds confusingly
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Yeah I've bought a couple myself
but saw this, some still going through the verification process
https://www.reddit.com/r/OLED_Gamin...bout_displayport_21_cables_for_aorus_fo32u2p/
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Soldato
I’ll give you a truth. Just because something on Amazon says certified, does not mean it is. I have seen “certified” passive copper 50m hdmi 2.1 cables .
Soldato
Oh I am old enough
And maybe wise enough lol
To know that
But the guy on monitors unboxed
He knows what he's doing
yes, he knows and he already explained the confusion in the first comment below the video
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Resistance is futile lolYou've given me a crazy ideato experiment with, but I shall resist.
Pray tell us
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I mentioned it in the 1st page, but as those GPU's are capable of beyond 12288x6912 (12K) @ 120Hz with DSC what would be capable on this monitor paired with that GPU at various resolutions? I'd have no idea without trying it I gather.
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The cables will come, they'll just be expensive and may have to be active not passive. Think of the data being transferred, it's incredible. It's the same with proper certified TB4 cables.
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I'm getting the dankest feeling that all the people testing for and complaining about text fringing on OLEDs of any kind do so with a methodology that involves going just shy of "cornea physically warped by contact and pressure" for distance with a text scaling less than 100% at 4K to get the fringing they seem to get.
Just a gut feeling.
As for the issue of DP2.1 certified 80Gb/s cables being short... wait for VESA to update their list of legitimate cables or wait for active cables because you're not getting that bandwith at distances over 1m unless DP2.1 sockets include phase-and error correction in their signal processing.
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More likely fibre-optic. I use FIBBR 10m DP 1.4 cables and I emailed them a while back about UHBR20 and they said this year.
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Thanks
That follow up video explained it better
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Where they're using vesa certified and 80Gbs
In the description
But the 80Gbs part isn't versa certified
That follow up video explained it better
Sneaky advertising
Where they're using vesa certified and 80Gbs
In the description
But the 80Gbs part isn't versa certified