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So if you had a peek about all & everything presented in the past few days, one thing you will have noticed. The new architecture doesn't seem to offer support for HDMI 2.0, but instead still uses HDMI 1.4a. This means with Fury GPU based products, like the new project Quantum for example which really is a small form factor PC, you can't fully use it on an Ultra HD TV.
See, HDMI offer bandwidth support for 60hz, on 1.4a it'll drop back to a measly 30 Hz. A big miss if you ask me, HDMI 2.0 is the answer for products in the living room. Especially Nano and Project Quantum in mind, this might not have been the smartest move from the engineering team within AMD.
It's a bit of a thing for 4K gaming in the living room I'd say.
This question was answered by AMD Matt from our forums:
Q: Does the AMD Radeon R9 Fury X GPU have HDMI 2.0?
A: No. AMD recommends and uses DisplayPort 1.2a for 4K60 content.
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#5101069 Posted on: 06/19/2015 06:49 PM
Thank you
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#5101096 Posted on: 06/19/2015 07:36 PM
"We are making one bad decision after another, why are we losing profits, market?"
"I don't know."
"Oh i know, the price is too high, lets remove another great feature"
Personally 4k gaming at maximum quality requires a lot of horsepower, if we take sli/cf into consideration, problems arise with games compatibility, scaling, drivers. Also cooling has to be sufficient, a lot of money and problems. Of course 4k looks great, no doubt, but too much hassle for now.
the only hassle of 4k gaming is the price of the hardware to run it, i bought a crappy Korean Samsung 4k monitor and im very happy with it for now, I'll buy a better one in the future When we'll see 144hz 4k in the future.
"We are making one bad decision after another, why are we losing profits, market?"
"I don't know."
"Oh i know, the price is too high, lets remove another great feature"
Personally 4k gaming at maximum quality requires a lot of horsepower, if we take sli/cf into consideration, problems arise with games compatibility, scaling, drivers. Also cooling has to be sufficient, a lot of money and problems. Of course 4k looks great, no doubt, but too much hassle for now.
the only hassle of 4k gaming is the price of the hardware to run it, i bought a crappy Korean Samsung 4k monitor and im very happy with it for now, I'll buy a better one in the future When we'll see 144hz 4k in the future.
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#5101097 Posted on: 06/19/2015 07:39 PM
Yes very nice it is stable now, than capacitors will run out of comfort zone and die sooner and than whole VRM will make everything run out of comfort zone than u will see some artefacts and than something will short out and graphic card will die. Perfect idea of killing nice graphic card sooner for like 1 non important graphic effect.
About HDMI 2.0 part of this thread i am using DP 1.2 stuff now and i don't even have to but my sound card plays a note when i switch off the screen - that must mean DP is better - annoying sound - but better, does even HDMI 2.0 support freesync ?
I think I made the right decision in getting a GTX980ti. I have it overclocked to 1442MHz stable and 8GHz on the memory. "I could go higher" I can play GTA V maxed out with 2xMSAA and get a solid 60fps with an average temperature of 73°C in heavy traffic and 67°C in buildings at 35% fan speed. I got the ACX 2.0 SC edition. I made Newegg pay me back the shipping because I ordered rush shipping and it got here 3 days later, so they honored the refund . Basically I payed reference price 
Yes very nice it is stable now, than capacitors will run out of comfort zone and die sooner and than whole VRM will make everything run out of comfort zone than u will see some artefacts and than something will short out and graphic card will die. Perfect idea of killing nice graphic card sooner for like 1 non important graphic effect.
About HDMI 2.0 part of this thread i am using DP 1.2 stuff now and i don't even have to but my sound card plays a note when i switch off the screen - that must mean DP is better - annoying sound - but better, does even HDMI 2.0 support freesync ?
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#5101125 Posted on: 06/19/2015 08:05 PM
I know I'd like a Really nice 4K screen too, but kinda short on cash atm so tempting myself to go the cheap route too then upgrade later in the year.
Hard to resist an Acer CB280HK 4K @ only £256 inc VAT !
Not perfect, some report flickering issues, which can be cured using the Acer driver. But is 60Hz, 1ms and has a bunch of connector options + a very versatile stand
Going to go hunt down some reviews shortly...
the only hassle of 4k gaming is the price of the hardware to run it, i bought a crappy Korean Samsung 4k monitor and im very happy with it for now, I'll buy a better one in the future When we'll see 144hz 4k in the future.
I know I'd like a Really nice 4K screen too, but kinda short on cash atm so tempting myself to go the cheap route too then upgrade later in the year.
Hard to resist an Acer CB280HK 4K @ only £256 inc VAT !
Not perfect, some report flickering issues, which can be cured using the Acer driver. But is 60Hz, 1ms and has a bunch of connector options + a very versatile stand
Going to go hunt down some reviews shortly...
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"We are making one bad decision after another, why are we losing profits, market?"
"I don't know."
"Oh i know, the price is too high, lets remove another great feature"
Personally 4k gaming at maximum quality requires a lot of horsepower, if we take sli/cf into consideration, problems arise with games compatibility, scaling, drivers. Also cooling has to be sufficient, a lot of money and problems. Of course 4k looks great, no doubt, but too much hassle for now.