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[StateofMajora]

Thought this was a bit surprising. Apparently only Xbox can offer high bitrate 4k120hz output, while ps5 is limited to 422yuv.

Perhaps some of you with the console saw this, but here it is.

At least those who choose 60fps options in ps5 games will get the full rgb 4k60hz, unlike x1x and ps4 pro. Thoughts?

My phone messed up the thread title, mods can correct it if they want.

 

[DonJuanSchlong]

Ooof, the gift that keeps on giving.

 

[Pedro Motta]

Don't be dumbasses, Sony already said the update would come a bit later.

 

[Celcius]

They'll probably fix it later when they add the 8K support as well

 

[Lone Wolf]

Don't be dumbasses, Sony already said the update would come a bit later.

Link to an official statement from Sony Please?

 

[DeepEnigma]

I feel this thread won't age well.

 

[MasterCornholio]

He said he doesn't know of it's the hardware or the software. But I know the PS5 doesn't support VRR but it's in the spec sheet so it'll probably get added in later. I'm assuming the same might happen with this.

I guess we have to wait and see what will happen.

 

[Pedro Motta]

Link to an official statement from Sony Please?

Google it. Would have taken the same time as asking that. PS5 Ultimate FAQ.

 

[kyoji]

Ooof, the gift that keeps on giving.

Been hiding in the shadows? Havent seen you round these parts lately

 

[MasterCornholio]

Google it. Would have taken the same time as asking that. PS5 Ultimate FAQ.

That update is for 8K support though.

.
Will PS5 require a 4K TV? What resolutions are supported?

No, PS5 does not require a 4K TV. Supported resolutions are 720p, 1080i, 1080p, and 2160p. PS5 can output resolutions up to 2160p (4K UHD) when connected to a 4K display.

PS5 is compatible with 8K displays at launch, and after a future system software update will be able to output resolutions up to 8K when content is available, with supported software.

 

[Lone Wolf]

Google it. Would have taken the same time as asking that. PS5 Ultimate FAQ.

It says nothing about updating to 40 or 48 gbps in there. The current 32 gbps can still support 8k at 30. i can't google what doesn't exist.

 

[DeepEnigma]

It says nothing about updating to 40 or 48 gbps in there. The current 32 gbps can still support 8k at 30.

And VRR?

They have a 48gbps spec in the x900h, and they were hocking that TV alongside the PS5 working closely together with their other divisions. I would be shocked if it weren't a matching setup.

 

[MasterCornholio]

This might be helpful for the discussion.

 

[Jigga117]

40.1 out of the 48Gbps is needed to do 4k@120hz HDR 444 10-bit and 8k@60hz

 

[StreetsofBeige]

So PS5's HDMI 2.1 isn't even real 2.1 which is 48gbps?

Wow.

 

[inflation]

Found something interesting... This info only appears on Google's cache. The person removed the line in the page. If it's true, then a 1200MHz pixel clock Retimer could achieve 42 Gbps

 

[Jigga117]

This might be helpful for the discussion.

We was thinking the same thing

 

[ReBurn]

I'm sure Sony is aware of this and has been planning to update whatever this is in a patch long before this video was made. Isn't that what we say at times like this?

Seriously, though. How many people does this really impact?

 

[DeepEnigma]

So PS5's HDMI 2.1 isn't even real 2.1 which is 48gbps?

Wow.

And XSX is currently 40. I have a feeling both with be updated in the firmware. Just as they are on TVs unlocking them.

 

[Jigga117]

So PS5's HDMI 2.1 isn't even real 2.1 which is 48gbps?

Wow.

It is real. HDMI 2.0 is 18Gbps.

 

[Lone Wolf]

And VRR?

They have a 48gbps spec in the x900h, and they were hocking that TV alongside the PS5 working closely together with their other divisions. I would be shocked if it weren't a matching setup.

can 32 gbps do VRR at 4K I have no idea. I'm surprised it's currently 32 right now. It should get updated but why even have it at 32 right now?

 

[Jigga117]

And XSX is currently 40. I have a feeling both with be updated in the firmware. Just as they are on TVs unlocking them.

The Xbox doesn't need an update It has what it needs to do what it is supposed to do. 48Gbps is only needed for 12bit 4k@120hz. A;l TVs on the market are 10bit panels.

 

[Jigga117]

I'm sure Sony is aware of this and has been planning to update whatever this is in a patch long before this video was made. Isn't that what we say at times like this?

Seriously, though. How many people does this really impact?

People that expected at least 40.1 who purchased TVs for the PS5 and future TVs that will have HDMI 2.1. You know how normal technology evolves and this becomes the norm

 

[DeepEnigma]

can 32 gbps do VRR at 4K I have no idea. I'm surprised it's currently 32 right now. It should get updated but why even have it at 32 right now?

Probably waiting on how they choose to certify it before unlocking. They did the same on their TVs as have others. They shipped with a 48gbps cable even though it wasn't certified yet. Cables were tested and verified.

 

[Inviusx]

4k 120hz is a pipe dream. Hell 4k 60 still seems out of reach without scaling.

 

[MasterCornholio]

So PS5's HDMI 2.1 isn't even real 2.1 which is 48gbps?

Wow.

Well here's the difference between the different HDMIs.

Sony already confirmed HDMI 2.1 for the PS5.

The PS5 console is compatible with 8K displays through HDMI 2.1 support.

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[ReBurn]

People that expected at least 40.1 who purchased TVs for the PS5 and future TVs that will have HDMI 2.1. You know how normal technology evolves and this becomes the norm

How many people purchased TV's for a PS5? Is it normal to purchase a new TV just for a video game console?

 

[Jigga117]

4k 120hz is a pipe dream. Hell 4k 60 still seems out of reach without scaling.

Seriously stop

 

[Ass of Can Whooping]

Seriously stop

He's not wrong

 

[skneogaf]

All ps5 games that have tried to achieve 120fps have been 1080p I believe.

Xbox series x has a few games that are 4k@120fps for comparisons.

I've now been informed of one at 1440p.

 

[Jigga117]

How many people purchased TV's for a PS5? Is it normal to purchase a new TV just for a video game console?

? By all means do a survey If you want to know who in the world purchased any tv that is HDMI 2.1 in the last two years. It doesn't even matter if we were 5 years into this it is still a problem if this is capped at only 32Gbps

 

[inflation]

All ps5 games that have tried to achieve 120fps have been 1080p I believe.

Xbox series x has a few games that are 4k@120fps for comparisons.

COD:CW renders dynamic 1440p@120fps on both platforms but outputs 4K

 

[Jigga117]

He's not wrong

Yeah he is

 

[DeepEnigma]

How many people purchased TV's for a PS5? Is it normal to purchase a new TV just for a video game console?

I got the x900h for the PS5, etc.. I was due for a gaming TV upgrade anyhow from my 4+ year old 4K set. Even made PS4 games look better with the colors and input lag compared to my older Sony that still has a great picture. Better colors, deeper blacks, everything pops even more now.

 

[Ass of Can Whooping]

Yeah he is

So what games are running at 4K 120fps then?

 

[timmyp53]

Did he try the TV's PC input?
From hwzone:

Very important side note to TV owners with HDMI 2.1.
Specifically LG TV owners.

If your 'Colour format' shows up as RGB like in your settings, here, it means that the PS5 is not doing any chroma subsampling. Meaning, it is outputting at the full 4:4:4 chroma.

The thing is, the LG TV will change all the inputs to output your content as 4:2:2 chroma subsampling. Even using Game Mode won't help. The only way to get full 4:4:4 chroma is to change your PS5's input to 'PC' in the Input Settings on your LG TV. And then use Game Mode in that 'PC input' of cos; because there's no ALLM.
This is very important if you want to fully utilize the full 4:4:4 chroma. Both RGB and YUV444 outputs the full 4:4:4 chroma. This means that every single pixel will get its own colour information.

 

[skneogaf]

COD:CW renders dynamic 1440p@120fps on both platforms but outputs 4K

Very good to hear thanks for the information.

Outputs 4k@120hz?

I assumed it would show as 1080p on a TV information banner or something.

 

[inflation]

So what games are running at 4K 120fps then?

Umm... Ori?

 

[MasterCornholio]

All ps5 games that have tried to achieve 120fps have been 1080p I believe.

Xbox series x has a few games that are 4k@120fps for comparisons.

Currently the PS5s HDMI port allows it to output 4K @ 120FPS with 32GB/s. Backwards compatibility is limited to 4K 60FPs. Your going to have to look at actual PS5 games to get 4K @ 120FPs.

 

[Jigga117]

So what games are running at 4K 120fps then?

You do know PCs exist right? That we have 2.1 GPUs on the market that can and do 4k@120? Ori and the blind forest is 4k@120. But usually when it is poinTed out fanboys move the goal post and make excuses about how it is able to.

 

[Ass of Can Whooping]

You do know PCs exist right? That we have 2.1 GPUs on the market that can and do 4k@120? Ori and the blind forest is 4k@120. But usually when it is poinTed out fanboys move the goal post and make excuses about how it is able to.

What do PCs have to do with this?

Also if Ori is the benchmark then I think we can rest easy

 

[fersnake]

DF said already, the ps5 has hdmi 2.1 with 48gbps stop the fomo djfa;lskdfja

 

[StateofMajora]

I'm sure Sony is aware of this and has been planning to update whatever this is in a patch long before this video was made. Isn't that what we say at times like this?

Seriously, though. How many people does this really impact?

It impacts anyone with a 4k120hz 2.1 display.

Probably waiting on how they choose to certify it before unlocking. They did the same on their TVs as have others. They shipped with a 48gbps cable even though it wasn't certified yet. Cables were tested and verified.

Lol

there are no 32gbps HDMI cables

 

[DeepEnigma]

It impacts anyone with a 4k120hz 2.1 display.

Lol

there are no 32gbps HDMI cables

No shit, people on here and online were saying it was only a 2.0 cable since they didn't certify them, and they were wrong.

 

[Jigga117]

What do PCs have to do with this?

Also if Ori is the benchmark then I think we can rest easy

and Goal post moved. It isn't about Ori being a benchmark. The point is your saying agreeing About a comment of saying it won't happen when we have games that do it. Future games are planned to do it. you got the internet. Do your own leg work and/or sit back and spectate to see.

 

[StateofMajora]

No shit, people on here and online were saying it was only a 2.0 cable since they didn't certify them, and they were wrong.

You said it ships with a 48gbps cable. How does that affect what the ps5 chipset is capped at?

 

[inflation]

Very good to hear thanks for the information.

Outputs 4k@120hz?

I assumed it would show as 1080p on a TV information banner or something.

It should follow the system settings. If 4K then upsampling, if 1080p then downsampling.

 

[Jigga117]

 

[SupremeHoodie]

422yuv is ass cheeks. It has like a washed over effect.

 

[Ass of Can Whooping]

and Goal post moved. It isn't about Ori being a benchmark. The point is your saying agreeing About a comment of saying it won't happen when we have games that do it. Future games are planned to do it. you got the internet. Do your own leg work and/or sit back and spectate to see.

Lmao what goal post? 4K 120fps IS a pipe dream. Even trash like The Falconeer can't hit 4K 120fps.

This thread is about consoles. Not your fucking PC