4K at 60Hz over USB-C cable. 4K resolution at 60Hz.

To keep a 60 Hz refresh rate, you need to step down to 2K or lower resolution. If you want 4K 60Hz, 5K, or multiple external monitors, then you'll need to use DisplayPort Alternate Mode with all four lanes for DisplayPort data, as shown in the bottom rows of the table. To the computer and the external monitor...

For HDMI 2.0 and 4K@60hz, the cable must be rated as High Speed HDMI or better. HDMI Licensing LLC. has required products to be labeled with Cable Your display device (TV or Monitor) must also be able to support 4K resolutions at 60hz refresh rate. Older 4K displays offered only a limited number of...

Have you tried using an active Displayport to HDMI adaptor? DP 2.0 is faster than HDMI 1.4, that's likely one reason (out of several) there's normally three of these, versus one HDMI & DVI port on these cards. While not a guaranteed solution, the only way I know of to get 4K at 60Hz is via DP 1.2 or...

4k 30hz (TV signal format needs to be on 'standard' even just to get 30hz at 4k). 3) Uninstalling ALL Nvidia, AMD & Intel GPU drivers using the "DDU" The TV did not originally support 4k 60hz out of the box. However this was enabled in a firmware update in 2016. To enable it one must go to "settings"...

The 2016 MacBook is capable of driving a 4K display at 60 Hz via a single USB-C cable. Such a feat is achievable via an easy-to-apply IOKit patch. One of the great things about the new Intel hardware inside of the 2016 MacBook is that it's capable of supporting 4K resolution at 60 Hz.

4K 60 Hz. In most cases, you should go for the higher resolution screen. However, if your screen is going to be primarily a gaming device To the best of my recollection my 4K 60Hz Samsung monitor says on their website that it can run upto 1080p 240Hz. But I think I've only ever seen as high as...

4k@60Hz is disabled by default on Raspberry Pi 4 (due to a fact of increased memory consumption and device temperature - check docs - that is not needed by If it's not double-checked nothing that I show later will help. Below is a set of commands, executed on Raspberry to finally enable 4k@60Hz video.

NOTE: This unit will only pass Dolby Digital/DTS audio formats, it will NOT decode these formats for the analog output. If using the analog output, make sure your HDMI source is set to PCM audio. 4K Ultra HD with HDMI 2.0: Supports the highest video resolution to 4K 50/60HZ (YUV444).

[-] virium96 60 points61 points62 points 1 year ago (4 children). If there are two hdmi inputs in the monitor then one of them might only be able to get My monitor has a slower latency but I don't game really at all on it so it doesn't bother me. Eventually I'll upgrade to a 144hz monitor but this one is great...

Hi guys I am thinking on getting a new monitor for my setup. However i cant decide if i should get a 1080p 144Hz monitor or get a 4k 60Hz monitor. I dont know that much about monitors but these where the monitor i had a look at 4k 60Hz...

This 4K 60Hz HDMI video wall processor offers full support for HDMI 2.0, including true 4K resolution at 60Hz. The HDMI video wall splitter supports HDCP 2.2 and is backward compatible with 4K 30Hz and 1080p displays. This ensures that it will work with lower resolution displays such as TVs around...

On my Intel NUC5i7RYH with latest BIOS, fresh Win 10, newest Intel graphics driver (.4424, Iris Pro 6100) I have not managed to display 4k at 60Hz on my Samsung Hu7500 UHD TV. Creating the custom resolution and then switching to 60Hz results in loss of signal.