1.5 meters apparently
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Oh, twitter was filled with fud about that. "Lol, itZ NoT a nExt Gen macHinE! It doesn't even come with the cAblEzzzz!"
You would have thought that such a minor detail could have "leaked" from an anonymous source, apart from the DF hinting, but good to have confirmation anyways.
You laugh at this but its a valid annoyance for a decent amount of people.
Glad it's cleared up.
Unfortunately, the typical fanboys twitter trolls already had a field day claiming the Xbox was the only 4k120fps console "out of the box" FUD
Unfortunately, the typical fanboys twitter trolls already had a field day claiming the Xbox was the only 4k120fps console "out of the box" FUD
It's about bandwidth, essentially. The cable has to have enough bandwidth to support a 4K/120 signal to be HDMI 2.1
Well 3 minutes after this news came out in the other thread, another thread was created about ps5 and quick resume (again) so it seems to be that.
It is . As someone who owns a nice 1440p monitor and is not getting a 4k one anytime soon I'm possibly staring down the barrel of staring at a 1080p image for another console gen
Does your monitor support downsampling? Many 1440p monitors will take a 4K signal and downsample it, which actually looks decent compared to 1080p upscaling
Concerns
I remember the PS3 came with a dinky-ass composite cable...
I'm going off of a translation but yeah, they based their initial article off of the fact that "ultra" was missing from the cable label.
Really does seem like you can't have any questions about either console without it being deemed concern... I have a 1440p monitor and would like to know if it will work as intended on the PS5, it does on the Series X which has 1440p support. I really don't want to have to buy a 4k Monitor for quite some time especially at the current prices of them.
Hmmmm I think most people can guess the reason for that.
Fuck I hate new console release cycles
I don't get why information like this would need to be embargoed for some kind of reveal. But good news for people with 120fps capable TVs.
Apple is selling the new iPhone 12 without a charger but they are doing it for the environment!!
When Digital Foundry were unable to directly confirm whether it was HDMI 2.1 or not due to the embargo, this confusion was of Sony's making due to placing a nonsensical embargo on information you should want people to know anyway. Why would this information even be embargoed in the first place?
I hate to have to make you aware of this, so sorry in advance.
Will PS5 come with HDMI 2.1 cable?
Or HDMI 2.0? I was watching TechRadar's unboxing and the guy says that PS5's HDMI cable is same as PS4 Pro's cable. Is there an official 2.1 confirmation from Sony? I think it's important to be ready before the console launch. If It's not 2.1, i will buy a cable.
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People have been concerned about these consoles for months and it has led to brain dead stupid topics.
Hey, only 8 more concern threads until US launch. Tier 2 peasants have 15 more concern threads to look forward to to make up for the delayed launch.
On a more serious note, it's good to have confirmation. I wonder if the PS5 UI runs at 120 fps or if it will be limited to 60 fps.
On a more serious note, it's good to have confirmation. I wonder if the PS5 UI runs at 120 fps or if it will be limited to 60 fps.
It's really simple:
HDMI 2.1 cables bear the marking "Ultra High Speed", the one Sony ships with the PS5 bears the marking "High Speed" so by it's own definition it's a 2.0b cable and not rated for the high bandwidth.
It's a bit like Sony putting a USB cable in the box which says "USB2" on it and then telling everyone it's actually a USB3 cable. If it's that spec, why's it branded as the slower spec?
It's not a major issue, but it's a weird one.
If this is the case, it's not actually rated for HDMI 2.1 speeds is it? HDMI 2.0 cables will also work with 2.1 speeds unless you're unlucky with the quality (or you have a very long cable).
Most people on PS5 will be playing at 4k/60hz anyway, so it's not like anyone would actually notice if the cable supported Ultra High Speed or not. The problem will occur once you feed it a 4k/120hz signal, so people should test that.
That's fucked up and hilarious.
If only Sony marked it on the packaging and we could've bypassed this entirely. I could only imagine the discourse if it wasn't 2.1 compatible.
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The shitty thing about this is that iPhone 11 was the first iPhone with a USB c charger which means that if you're upgrading from an older iPhone you would need to shell more $$ for a charger.