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Just a heads up there is a firmware on lgs site 50.00.03 that has got 4k 120hz g sync and hdr working need to update via USB
 
I don't know if its my cable but some games won't work with g sync or 120hz like rise of tomb raider no gsync, but 120hz. Shadow no gsync and 100hz. But works fine on desktop gonna try a 3m lead instead of the 5m I'm using. Really is bloody hard work to get this running right

Currently bought
Lg 65c9 (so flakey on what inputs it likes
Denon avc-x4700h (not even tried 4K120Hz but works g sync 60hz but loose low latency mode but heard there chip isn't even compatable)
Rtx 3090 fe (pretty epic but doesn't play ball with the above)
 
P.B said:
I don't know if its my cable but some games won't work with g sync or 120hz like rise of tomb raider no gsync, but 120hz. Shadow no gsync and 100hz. But works fine on desktop gonna try a 3m lead instead of the 5m I'm using. Really is bloody hard work to get this running right

Currently bought
Lg 65c9 (so flakey on what inputs it likes
Denon avc-x4700h (not even tried 4K120Hz but works g sync 60hz but loose low latency mode but heard there chip isn't even compatable)
Rtx 3090 fe (pretty epic but doesn't play ball with the above)
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You need a 48gbps cable for 4k 120htz

I'm currently playing at 1440p which only needs an 18gbps cable

That could be your issue
 
P.B said:
I don't know if its my cable but some games won't work with g sync or 120hz like rise of tomb raider no gsync, but 120hz. Shadow no gsync and 100hz. But works fine on desktop gonna try a 3m lead instead of the 5m I'm using. Really is bloody hard work to get this running right

Currently bought
Lg 65c9 (so flakey on what inputs it likes
Denon avc-x4700h (not even tried 4K120Hz but works g sync 60hz but loose low latency mode but heard there chip isn't even compatable)
Rtx 3090 fe (pretty epic but doesn't play ball with the above)
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Did the one I linked in your other thread not work? It fixed my issues -- all except the gsync issue which this new firmware should fix anyway.
 
Howling said:
Did the one I linked in your other thread not work? It fixed my issues -- all except the gsync issue which this new firmware should fix anyway.
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Couldn't get into the engineers menu and was a bit worried about it tbh thats a higher code isn't it?
 
1nfern0 said:
What cable do you recommend? I've just upgraded my E9 with the latest firmware and whilst the picture has improved, I still get a bit of flickering at 4k 60hz and it's unusable at 120Hz.

I picked this 3m cable up a few weeks ago thinking it should be ok https://www.amazon.co.uk/gp/product/B07ZMBBH3B/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_asin_title_o04_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1

It's all a bit frustrating really, as I'm really looking forward to letting my 3090 loose at 4k.

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https://www.amazon.co.uk/dp/B08BTXZGK7?ref=ppx_pop_mob_ap_share

Been told this is meant to work if you just need 3m I need 5m where my pc is so I got this which has got the best results but not perfect still yet to try the 3m
 
no idea what said:
Check out the first review, it's no good. Buy a certified cable.

Any old HDMI is fine for 1080p. Pushing 4k120 requires a lot of bandwidth and a decent cable.
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100% I found this on dvi when the Korean screens could do 100hz 2560x1440 length and quality mattered a lot
 
1nfern0 said:
Thats why I'm asking, Amazon is flooded with crap and struggling to find one without having a new one ripped. If I've got to pay £50 for one, so be it but was hoping for a cheaper alternative.
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It seems that most people are still waiting for their cable to be certified right now so there's no actual certified 2.1 cables out there. Personally I would stick with a known brand like Belkin or similar and read the reviews.
 

HDTVTest used the TrueHQ HDMI 2.1 cable and worked perfectly doing 120hz @ 4K & VRR.

I picked up a club3D 2.1 cable but have yet to test it due to lack of cards being available.
 
no idea what said:
Check out the first review, it's no good. Buy a certified cable.

Any old HDMI is fine for 1080p. Pushing 4k120 requires a lot of bandwidth and a decent cable.
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What? the review where the guy is looking for magic to improve his image quality? He even says he's using a 2080 super, so doesn't use HDMI 2.1. I wouldnt take notice of that review.

I've seen that cable recommended by HDTVtest for use with 3000 cards.
 
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