HDMI 2 1 Explained - You Might Need A New TV For PS5 & Xbox Series X

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Question The 4K on my TV is better than the 4K on my fire cube why ?

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Chris why does my ps5 doesn't support vrr or allm is it because my HDMI or my tv

Amazon has cables that say high speed and that it supports 48gbps, does that mean it’s still not “ultra high speed”?

What I want to know movies look better on my xbox than streaming through the TV

If you need a new TV for the new systems then godamn your TV is old

Anyone ever told him that he looks like Chris Rock

I just checked the manual for my Roku TV. Manual reads: Screen Resolution 4K UHD, 3840x2160p, Motion Rate 120. I thought I had one of the older 1080i 60hz TVs. Apparently its 4k 120hz though. :D

Super helpful. Thank you dude

4k at 60 is fine for me.

JVC is going to release an 8k e shift hdmi 2.1 projector

Dont forget the new 3000 series and 6000 series GPUs that also have HDMI 2.1 capablities...im super late for this lol

One of the reasons why I'll wait to get a new console. Not going to spend over a grand just for a ~60 inch GOOD gaming tv

Are there av receivers that have hdmi 2.1?

My 4k tv is HDMI 2.0

ps5 is 2.0

My tv didn’t turn back on after using the Xbox

Don’t you need 2.1 for atmos

Man, why can't other people explain shiet as simple as you :D Great video man.

V-sync is actually horrible for gaming. The hit to the FPS is massive. I would recommend turning it off unless you are experiencing bad tearing issues.

Wait, did you really just use nVidia’s G-Sync as an an example of VRR for two consoles that use an AMD GPU, and only one of them has actual support for Freesync VRR?

Hello I have watched all your videos, they are fantastic. I have to put you on the spot, so imagine your me, got $1000 in your pocket, your in need of a tv, currently not got a next gen console, but plans to get one in the future, you want a tv which will be future proof, you watch Netflix, movies, tv shows etc, so what do you go for??

( side note, slightly worried about screen burning as I I also sometimes leave my cctv on my screen to check cameras for long periods)

I'm planning on purchasing a fiber optic cable for a 8k TV this summer for my theater room. It's going to have to be 35 ft run which is why I'm going for fiber optic. Is there a brand you can suggest that will give me everything I need. The cable will be run in the wall so I want to make sure any cable i purchase will be the right one. Thanks

Anyone know if there’s graphical differences in games on these consoles ? Will a 4K 30-60fps game look different on HDMI 2.0 vs 2.1?

But will it work on hdmi 2.0?

Preciate the info

What about the good ol Display Port, how does this HDMI compare to that standard & why didn't the new gen console not use it?

Isn’t it true that most games for the new consoles won’t even hit 120hz locked because the gpu’s aren’t really capable? That’s why they advertise up to 120hz

Can you review Nebula Cosmos Max?

I just recently purchased a ps5. I own an outdated projector that throws 100inches that I use for gaming. I will be updating and I need to update to hdmi 2.1 and 120hz. I'm torn because I love the big screen gaming affect and the most affordable twlevisions with those specs are 85 inches. Do you think I should patiently wait for new gaming projectors with compatible specs? I really like the short throw 4k projectors but they don't have hdmi 2.1

Which short throw projector supports this

Great video. Can you also do a video on Ethernet cables and the different types.

What kind of monitors are behind you?

The vizio m series also has hdmi 2.1 and they are pretty cheap tvs!

Fuck, my card has hdmi 2.0b so I cant do 4:4:4 4k 120hz with it, only 4:2:0 4k 120hz.

Does the optoma uhd 50x have hdmi 2.1 😤

wait till LG's patent for OLED expired in 2022. All the other manufacturers will be pumping out sexy timez OLED and the prices will significantly drop :)

$100+ for wallet?? Mother of god....

Hi Majestic im currently looking into stepping into the projector world, I'm primarily going to use it for movies and gaming on my ps4 pro my budget is roughly 2000 which projector would you recommend I need something that has good horizontal lens shifting because I won't be able to center the projector to the screen in the room I will be having it in, thanks in advance for any help you can give me

Awesome information brother. Thanks

When are projectors dropping with 2.1?

As a tech person he is incorrect 8k TV's are extremely expensive it might be another 7 to 8 years before you see games made in 8k. 4k development at the moment is very costly and 4k tv's are now replacing 1080p Tv's as the prices are affordable and no longer the days when they first came out over 10 grand for a TV. 8k is still going to push you in the thousands at least 3 to 4 grand and LG signature oled 88 inch still is priced at $30k. The best TV for all around quality and price at the moment is hands down the x900h. There's countless videos from tech guys reviewing the TV comparing the top LGcx which by far has the best picture hands down and color wise but suffers from potential oled burn in. Yet Sony x900h series is hdmi 2.1, VRR, Allm, Dolby vision 4k 120hz and more. If you missed out on the black Friday steal where the 65 inch x900h was on sale for $999 from the original price of $1400 a $400 savings. Hopefully they restock the TV because all sizes from 55 to 75 are sold out on Amazon. I got mine from best buy as soon as the price dropped last Sunday starting black Friday sales. Cyber Monday they might go back on sale and restock. Back to 4k gaming they are now just introducing games at 4k 120 but can't lock a capped 4k 120hz so it will be when stronger consoles are out or a ps5 pro where you will see a capped native 4k and capped stable 120fps. 8k I think there is one pc game developed that is 8k. As far as 8k will be upscaled on a game but no where near native. People just focus on 4k which again is now officially the norm as my 1080p Sony died 2 months ago signaling it was time to upgrade. Overall this guy is right about needing to upgrade your TV to see the true benefit of VRR and ALLM.

Hey Chris! LG HU70LA or Optima UHD 50X? Looking for best balance of movie quality 1st & gaming 2nd with a 9ft throw for 120 screen. Thanks man!

Is it possible to have a TV that is 40" - 43" that supports HDMI 2.1?
I'm having a hard time finding one, all I am seeing are bigger TV's that support Hdmi 2.1.

Nothing is worth it until 8K TVs are cheap enough, even if u get HDMI 2.1 ur gona need 8K anyway. Better off buying a cheap 4k TV if u need one

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