TL;DR
Hi, I'm looking for an HDMI cable for my 4K TV and I need a long cable because my PC is across the room from the TV mount and I want to run the cable along the wall and over a door. I was looking at This cable Which claims to be 35 feet 18gbps, but after searching around the internet I've seen that the longer a cable is, the lower the maximum FPS, unless you make the cable gauge thicker. This is a flat cord so I'm wondering if their product description is just copied and pasted from one of their other (shorter) products. If this cable can't actually do 4k/60, do you guys know any that can? I would prefer a white one but worse comes to worst I can just spray paint one white to blend in with my wall. I have a much shorter 6' cord and I've confirmed that one does 4K60.
I don't know if this is relevant but I saw in some articles that my GPU type might matter. I have 2 GTX 980TI running in SLI. They might have included that because I guess some GPUs don't have HDMI 2.0 compatability.
Thanks for any and all advice.
Will this cable do 4K 60 FPS
If not, is it even possible for a 35 foot cord to do 4k/60
If it is possible, does anyone know of a cable that will work (preferably white)
Hi, I'm looking for an HDMI cable for my 4K TV and I need a long cable because my PC is across the room from the TV mount and I want to run the cable along the wall and over a door. I was looking at This cable Which claims to be 35 feet 18gbps, but after searching around the internet I've seen that the longer a cable is, the lower the maximum FPS, unless you make the cable gauge thicker. This is a flat cord so I'm wondering if their product description is just copied and pasted from one of their other (shorter) products. If this cable can't actually do 4k/60, do you guys know any that can? I would prefer a white one but worse comes to worst I can just spray paint one white to blend in with my wall. I have a much shorter 6' cord and I've confirmed that one does 4K60.
I don't know if this is relevant but I saw in some articles that my GPU type might matter. I have 2 GTX 980TI running in SLI. They might have included that because I guess some GPUs don't have HDMI 2.0 compatability.
Thanks for any and all advice.