Question hello windows 10 sais my insignia tv display "recommended" is 3840x2160 60mhz but has an option to go above to 4096x2160 60mhz, can go it go above?

[virus9028]

hello windows 10 sais my insignia tv display "recommended" is 3840x2160 60mhz but has an option to go above to 4096x2160 60mhz, am i good to go to use this higher resolution?

picture of display tab and advanced display settings too

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tv model
NS-50F301NA24 insignia 50 inch 4k television

Insignia™ - 50" Class F30 Series LED 4K UHD Smart Fire TV​

right now im trying to figure out if my tv supports theater 4k . 1 notch above standard 4k

pc specs
antec nx400 rgb case
evga supernova gt 750w gold psu
asrock z490 extreme4 motherboard
windows 10 pro
i9 10850k cpu
corsair icue h150i rgb 360mm liquid cpu cooler
sapphire 7700XT 12gb graphics card
oloy warhawk ddr4 3600mhz 8gb x2 (16gb ram)
silicone power ace 2.5" 1tb ssd
silicone power m.2 2tb ssd
apevia pheonix kit x3 fans x1 strip light installed

 

[Ralston18]

Update your post to include full system hardware specs and OS information.

 

[Ralston18]

This GPU?

https://www.sapphiretech.com/en/consumer/nitro-radeon-rx-7700-xt-12g-gddr6#Specification

Have you installed any applicable Insignia 50" monitor drivers (vs Generic PnP Monitor)?

What options are available via Advanced Display settings? Screenshot?

Did you try the desired resolution settings? What happened? Any pop-up windows with error messages or some other resolution/display related notifications?

Not sure if you "are good to go". Overall, seems to be so.

You need to delve into the supported configurations, screens, and menu options.

Start via the applicable documentation, etc..

 

[punkncat]

More than likely it is that the lower resolution is the actual fit and the higher resolution is slightly stretched/skewed/letterboxed.

My Samsung 55" does this exact thing. It isn't anything to worry about. I use the lower resolution because I have had it make small artifacts, lines, and even strange fuzziness from time to time on the larger format. Also, when it skews, things will run off the screen that are supposed to be in view unless it goes to letterbox.

 

[ex_bubblehead]

"Recommended" is the reported native resolution of the display panel. Using any other resolution will result in less than optimum results.