This is just not true. It absolutely is not displaying [email protected] as advertised, it’s a downscaled resolution.
Will you quit repeating this nonsense? They do have the issues. Most PS5 gamers aren't aware of the issue because your precious PS5 you love so much literally isn't rendering at native 4K most of the time. We already explained why owners of the relatively weak in GPU processing power PS5 owners have trouble seeing it. You've conveniently ignored every single argument about that. You literally cut that out of all replies. You try to play PR and selectively respond to this issue pretending nobody is pointing out why things are this way.
It is a issue with PC.
4k is 3840 x 2160 . Period. PS5 outputs 3840 x 1080 @ 120Hz. Fact.
Because the games aren't rendering at NATIVE 4K. How many times do people have to tell you? No **** it's an issue on the PC, the PC often has little problem rendering at native 4K. Regardless if this is true Sony has illegally implemented something to hamper competition. Not like they could. HDMI doesn't work that way.
Some of us are hoping so. But no one knows....have to wait and see.
You can't add the particular user to the ignore list because they started this thread. If you ignore them, the entire thread will be hidden.
They could move the discussion to the GAMING thread which was created specifically to discuss this issue. But nobody is arguing with anyone in that thread, so it doesn't get the "attention" they seek. Seems like people only want to complain about it where people disagree with them, or simply don't care... because hey, that'll solve it!
I wanted them to tell my why it doesn't happen on all X900H televisions.
1080p = 1080x 1920Can someone explain to me how they know [email protected] vertical resolution is being downscaled to 1080p then back to 2060p. I am not taking any side in the 4k120hz debate, would just like to know how the difference in opinion came about.
I don't care either. It doesn't make a difference for 99 percent of gamers and near 100 percent of console players. Only pro competitive pc fps players. It's all about "future proofing". They didn't receive what they said were going to get by sony so even though they don't need it, they are still going to get upset.
Link SHOWING this?
They can'tCan someone explain to me how they know [email protected] vertical resolution is being downscaled to 1080p then back to 2060p. I am not taking any side in the 4k120hz debate, would just like to know how the difference in opinion came about.
Vincent Teoh showed this in tests, and a 2021 Panasonic TV using the same processor has the same issue.Can someone explain to me how they know [email protected] vertical resolution is being downscaled to 1080p then back to 2060p. I am not taking any side in the 4k120hz debate, would just like to know how the difference in opinion came about.
That's why I put vertical resolution in front of 1080p as it can mean 1080 progressively displayed vertical pixels.
All 4k120 devices are outputting 3840*2160 to the TV, it's the TV which halves the vertical resolution to 1080. There's a good amount of evidence suggesting it's a processor limitation. That means all are affected by this. No device is free from this issue.
Well from Vincent Teoh's tests the HDMI 2.1 ports are operating at the full 48 Gb/s bandwidth so the TV can accept a full bandwidth signal. If he detected a reduction in bandwidth, well that would explain everything. Most would assume the issue would be fixed when Sony unlocks the full bandwidth of those ports, if that was the case. But that isn't the case and something else in the pipeline is causing the reduction in vertical resolution. All the evidence we have suggests some kind of processor limitation. We don't know if is a hardware or software issue which is the most frustrating part. It could be a case of Mediatek being slow with their microcode/firmware roll outs due to covid, so all we need to wait for is those updates. But then we've seen the X90J operate perfectly at 4k120 despite having the same processor, although it does have a secondary co-processor, which then leads to the questions of it being a hardware issue which requires a secondary processor to alleviate.
