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That's expected. Unless you use the TV as monitor, it's very hard to notice in regular media and games.
Not really. All are pretty minor. Most people wouldn't even be able to see any difference between hdr10 and Dv and most don't have Atmos setups at home.
blast, is no free sync over HDMI 100% from PS5? I was hoping. Hopefully my 2.0 display supports HDMI-VRR.HDMI-VRR is an HDMI standard, not "open source" or anything Sony are developing themselves.
"G-Sync Compatible" is branding which certifies that a device's implementation of HDMI-VRR passes NVIDIA's quality standards.
FreeSync-over-HDMI or "FreeSync" is its own thing and must be licensed from AMD.
Dolby Atmos has some amount of support.
Also doesn't Dolby Vision require the higher bandwidth that is being capped here?
The XSX/XSS being 40GBPS instead of 48GBPS I can understand since it can still do 4:4:4 4K @ 120hz in HDR with that much bandwidth
The PS5 limiting to 32GBPS is very puzzling, but I suppose they're not trying to be a 4K 120hz gaming machine (They don't even let you set 120hz in the OS). I wonder if it can be firmware patched to go up to 40GBPS the same way they might add support for VRR and 1440p. For now it's a dissapointing limitation but at least will still be enough for 4:4:4 12bit 4K @ 60hz
The PS5 limiting to 32GBPS is very puzzling, but I suppose they're not trying to be a 4K 120hz gaming machine (They don't even let you set 120hz in the OS). I wonder if it can be firmware patched to go up to 40GBPS the same way they might add support for VRR and 1440p. For now it's a dissapointing limitation but at least will still be enough for 4:4:4 12bit 4K @ 60hz
No it should be able to have Dolby Vision with the bandwidth that's available. To clarify what's here is double the bandwidth of HDMI 2.0 which Dolby Vision works perfectly well on.
It's not the cable that's the issue so no you won't have to.
Ah okay cool.
So it'll all be good after a future firmware update? ,
I wouldn't say cheap out as they literally have the required chipsets for the full bandwidth so most likely it's a firmware thing
Oh, they have? missed that. Yeah then yo're right. But knowing tech...even having the chip does not mean it will be supported. Well see.
Nothing. The panel is 10-Bit. Meaning that 4:4:4 4k 120hz is going to max out 4 Lanes at 40gbps. Since the panel is 10-bit it doesn't make sense to send it a 12-bit signal.
Is there any risk in inventing a new label for these individuals? It may facilitate discussion to be able to recognize people that aren't just bullshitting. If some of the community already recognize him some new label might help things out.
So I took screenshots, and after the explanations I received, it looks like I was mistaking the changes that were made to facilitate 120 Hz mode as symptoms of the color differences.
4K 60 screenshot
4K 120 screenshot
I don't like the way the 120 model looks and prefer the other one.
4K 60 screenshot
4K 120 screenshot
I don't like the way the 120 model looks and prefer the other one.
Not for 10bit content (HDR) , that's not possible ,as that would exceed the bandwidth hdmi 2.0.
You could do that at 8bit, but your HDR content will take a quality hit as that's 1/4 of the colour information of 10bit.
Nothing really right now as both consoles output less data than that anyway,
Also doesn't support 8K right now even though on the box it says it does right? I'm sure they will update the firmware at some point
Um, no. Has nothing to do with it.
Barely anyone will be able to tell the difference.
Well to be clear, Matt quickly hedged his prior definitive statement with the following;
Lol what a bump.
It seems that actually very few can tell any difference at all.
You made an account just to post this? That's some Gamefaqs level dedication.
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