D djwarcr Distinguished Nov 13, 2011 69 0 18,630 Oct 8, 2014 #1 I have a Lg tv 47LM6700 http:// connected to my Pc throu hdmi, Im using monoprice Hdmi with Redmere tech, my Gpu is Evga Gtx770 is there a way I can get more than 60hz or tvs only get that ?
I have a Lg tv 47LM6700 http:// connected to my Pc throu hdmi, Im using monoprice Hdmi with Redmere tech, my Gpu is Evga Gtx770 is there a way I can get more than 60hz or tvs only get that ?
Solution unknownofprob Oct 8, 2014 HDMI does not support 120Hz It supports 120Hz but the cables/inputs only support 60Hz, that's the problem (HDMI. 1.4b supports 120Hz however, but it's not commonly used yet).
HDMI does not support 120Hz It supports 120Hz but the cables/inputs only support 60Hz, that's the problem (HDMI. 1.4b supports 120Hz however, but it's not commonly used yet).
unknownofprob Illustrious Oct 3, 2013 8,409 0 38,960 Oct 8, 2014 Solution #2 HDMI does not support 120Hz It supports 120Hz but the cables/inputs only support 60Hz, that's the problem (HDMI. 1.4b supports 120Hz however, but it's not commonly used yet). Upvote 0 Downvote Solution
HDMI does not support 120Hz It supports 120Hz but the cables/inputs only support 60Hz, that's the problem (HDMI. 1.4b supports 120Hz however, but it's not commonly used yet).
D djwarcr Distinguished Nov 13, 2011 69 0 18,630 Oct 8, 2014 #3 so the overall problem is the hdmi input on the tv? And for the future, how do I know if a Tv support more 60hz throu pc input ? Upvote 0 Downvote
so the overall problem is the hdmi input on the tv? And for the future, how do I know if a Tv support more 60hz throu pc input ?
unknownofprob Illustrious Oct 3, 2013 8,409 0 38,960 Oct 9, 2014 #4 All T.V.'s HDMI inputs are 60Hz. Upvote 0 Downvote