So im asking the question here, because google search after google search brought me nothing i cared for. I have a 4K UHD disc in my drive but my computer doesnt recognize anything being in there. So heres my checklist of what i have:
1. Cyberlink Power DVD 17
2. 4K Ready Graphics Card AMD R9 390 8GB
3. Intel i7-6700k
4. 16GB Ram
5. Blu-Ray Disc Drive (https://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16827106451)
So i'm going to assume here its the Blu-ray Drive. But ive read before that it doesnt matter what BD drive you have as long as it has the appropriate Read Speeds. So what exactly are the minimum BD drive specifications required to read UHD disks? Also even if it isnt fast enough to playback, i dont see why it wouldnt even detect a disk as being in there? And yes i have tested the drive with regular blu-rays with no issues. Looking on newegg the highest BD speed you can search for is x12. and the drive i have supports x12 BD.
Thanks a lot in advance!
1. Cyberlink Power DVD 17
2. 4K Ready Graphics Card AMD R9 390 8GB
3. Intel i7-6700k
4. 16GB Ram
5. Blu-Ray Disc Drive (https://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16827106451)
So i'm going to assume here its the Blu-ray Drive. But ive read before that it doesnt matter what BD drive you have as long as it has the appropriate Read Speeds. So what exactly are the minimum BD drive specifications required to read UHD disks? Also even if it isnt fast enough to playback, i dont see why it wouldnt even detect a disk as being in there? And yes i have tested the drive with regular blu-rays with no issues. Looking on newegg the highest BD speed you can search for is x12. and the drive i have supports x12 BD.
Thanks a lot in advance!