expiredDr.W posted Feb 08, 2024 04:35 PM
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Item 1 of 3
expiredDr.W posted Feb 08, 2024 04:35 PM
MSI Katana GF66 (Cert. Refurb): 15.6" FHD 240Hz, i7-12700H, RTX 3070 Ti, 16GB DDR4, 512GB SSD $814
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This is a contradiction because HDMI 2.1 supports 4K @ 120 Hz. The problem is, which part is incorrect?
I'm assuming it's *NOT* HDMI 2.1, and instead it's something lower. Can anyone verify what is the rating of the HDMI port on this thing?
This is critical because I need to know if my 4K @ 120 Hz TV will be bottlenecked by this laptop's HDMI port (60 Hz?) and prevent me from seeing 120 Hz.
* Games like Valorant run at 120 Hz because they are made light for FPS competitive gaming, and not overloaded with graphics that would otherwise heavily constrain oder GPUs or CPUs.
This is a contradiction because HDMI 2.1 supports 4K @ 120 Hz. The problem is, which part is incorrect?
I'm assuming it's *NOT* HDMI 2.1, and instead it's something lower. Can anyone verify what is the rating of the HDMI port on this thing?
This is critical because I need to know if my 4K @ 120 Hz TV will be bottlenecked by this laptop's HDMI port (60 Hz?) and prevent me from seeing 120 Hz.
* Games like Valorant run at 120 Hz because they are made light for FPS competitive gaming, and not overloaded with graphics that would otherwise heavily constrain oder GPUs or CPUs.
You would think a laptop with a throttled gpu would be cool
This is a contradiction because HDMI 2.1 supports 4K @ 120 Hz. The problem is, which part is incorrect?
I'm assuming it's *NOT* HDMI 2.1, and instead it's something lower. Can anyone verify what is the rating of the HDMI port on this thing?
This is critical because I need to know if my 4K @ 120 Hz TV will be bottlenecked by this laptop's HDMI port (60 Hz?) and prevent me from seeing 120 Hz.
* Games like Valorant run at 120 Hz because they are made light for FPS competitive gaming, and not overloaded with graphics that would otherwise heavily constrain oder GPUs or CPUs.
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