4k @ 60hz dvi to hdmi 2.0?

[Braheem Hazeem III]

I just picked up a AMD 390 as a temporary card, and was kinda shocked to find out it doesn't have hdmi 2.0. I was previously running a 980 ti and could plug it straight into my 4k tv and run 60hz no problem. But with AMD this is a problem, I know their are display port adapters for this, but that is being used for my 21:9 monitor.

So my question is, is there anyway to use a DVI connection and convert it to a hdmi 2.0 input and run at 60hz at 4k? Or am I just going to have to constantly swap the display port cables?

 

[ak47jar3d]

Amd cards can only due 4k at 60 frames though displayport. DVI is not capable of such high bandwidth.

 

[Braheem Hazeem III]

Thanks for the reply, I kinda thought that was the answer, I was also reading that 2 dvi cables are capable of doing it, is this true, and if so what am I looking at as far as a device that will take 2 dvi connections and convert them to a hdmi 2.0. This is what I found.

A single dual-link DVI connection can deliver up to 2560 × 1600 at 60 Hz. Achieving 4K at 60Hz requires two dual-link DVI cables, or DisplayPort 1.2 or HDMI 2.0.

 

[Alex2018]

That card may not support 4k over dvi, you may
Want to make sure of that before you move on.
You need a display port to hdmi adapter but you may still not get the 4k at 60 hertz that is. Best bet is display port to display port but then you may not have HDCP 2.2 . You can't win with these guys.

https://www.msi.com/Graphics-card/R9-390-GAMING-8G.html#hero-specification