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VERIFIED 4K/120hz With VRR | Series X & PlayStation 5 | How To Enable 4K/120Hz On The Denon S760H
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It's finally here folks! After an exceptionally long wait, we now have an ultra-affordable 4K/120Hz AVR with VRR, QFT, ALLM, and more! If you're shopping for a new receiver that will do everything you need for your next-generation gaming console AND supports a full 40Gbps throughput on its MULTIPLE HDMI 2.1 ports, then the Denon S760H. Don't believe me? I test both the Xbox Series X and the PlayStation 5 in this video and show you the full capabilities of the Denon S760H, right down to the info screens with resolution and transfer rate stats!
For current owners that may not be getting the full 40Gbps from their new Denon S760H, this video should help you enable the necessary settings within the receiver to fully utilize 4K/120Hz with VRR on your Xbox Series X and PlayStation 5 (VRR update coming end of 2021). Simply ensure that you have your settings within the Denon S760H set to 8K Enhanced to unlock the full 40Gbps HDMI 2.1 throughput for 120K/4K gaming.
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This video is 2 years old and still prevents a lot of anger. Thanks
Glad it’s still useful :)
Just the information I was looking for as I couldn't get 120hz at 4k. Now all is well, thank you!
Amazing! Glad I could help!
Thank you so much! Been trying to figure out why I couldn't get this receiver to work right with my xbox. Thanks!
Thank you for the tip! I didn't get a notification for this on my phone, so sorry for my late response. Super glad I could help you out with this video!
I was just looking at new Denon and Marantz receivers and was happy to see the VRR support. Makes me excited to eventually have a new Dolby Atmos surround setup with a new TV and one of these receivers.
Black Friday is right around the corner!
Yes I have qled 120hz with vrr. Then it would say 4kA VRR?
How do you the connection xbox x and ps5 to the denon receiver! It only works for me just directly from the TV
If you have an hdmi 2.1 certified Denon, simply connect your consoles to one of the 3 or 4 hdmi 2.1 in ports on the Denon. Run main/zone 1 from the Denon to the TVs hdmi 2.1 port. Ensure the cable is an hdmi 2.1 cable and that your receiver is set to enhanced 8k mode in the settings to enable full 2.1 bandwidth.
My apologies if this was already discussed in one of your videos, but I was wondering if you have noticed any added input lag when connecting the PS5 via the avr to the tv? I'm mainly concerned about if it's noticeable when playing fast-paced multiplayer games like Apex Legends etc.
I’m sure there’s a touch; however, this receiver features ALLM for automatic low latency when required from your input device.
Hello, what if it says 4kA VRR I have 120hz samsung qled qith xbox X and denon x1700h? Regards
Hey I only use my receiver for movies. Can I pass thru audio and video when the receiver is off? Meaning HDMI out from ps5 and cable box to receiver and HDMI out from receiver to tv.
Yup!
Is this setting necessary or ideal for non-8k users? I do use UHD and DV through my shield, but I do not have any 4k 120hz sources yet. Thanks
Then changing this setting for you currently would not be required :)
You're just awesome man. Keep up your great work bro. Cheers
Thank you Kiru! 🙏
No problem. You're welcome. Is all you and your team. Take care.
I know one of HDMI does work well with 4K@120fps, VRR, ALLM, HDR10+ and Dolby Vision... Now, I play on two consoles, PS5 and Series X. Would everything work also on 2.nd and 3.rd HDMI inputs, or are these two limited and I would need to reconnect cables when switching from one to second console?
Port 1 and 2 are 60hz only and 3 and 4 are hdmi 2.1 for the fancy next gen stuff you’re looking for. If you don’t need to use a sound system and steal eARC off port 3, then you’re good. If you do, then you’ll need a cheap hdmi 2.1 splitter. I have 2 showcases on the channel.
@@qwazyd0gg I have a 7.1 eARC capable speakers and mentioned consoles.. splitters usually bring whole new problems... maybe x2800h will be an only option
I just bought this receiver and set it up for my home theater in a newly finished basement. I love it so far but after watching your video I realized that I’m not using it to its full potential.
I’m gonna do the settings as shown on this vidro.
Do you have any links for support groups or info in caee I have any questions?
I don’t; however, AVS forums has tons of info on this model :)
Segui seu vídeo passo a passo e só consegui 1080 120hz será que é o cabo do ps5 que não alcança a largura de banda?l😢
Same problem... works only if i connect directly the PS5 to the TV...
Thanks so much! I couldn't figure out,what I was doing wrong.
Were you able to get it working?
@@qwazyd0gg Yes,I finally did. Thanks.
I have the Denon S760H and the Series X hooked up to a 7.1 atmos Klipsch system (the atmos klipsch are separate on top of the front speakers) anyway... the xbox audio settings has atmos or dts:x (HDMI) option but I wonder if running uncompressed 7.1 is better? If so can the AVR decode the audio from the xbox into DTS:X?
I personally always send either atmos or whatever supported digital signal I can from the source device rather than allowing the AVR to decode an uncompressed or PCM signal. I find it less susceptible to audio drifting and overal just more compatible.
@@qwazyd0gg gotcha thanks for the tip was just curious about it
I have just bought a AVC-x3800h bought 8k HDMI cables have a samsun 2022 75 inch qled that has game mode VRR ALLM and 120hz have run several option but wil NOT go in to 120hz. Any advice>?
What model is the TV?
A Q70 series 2022 model But i found that the xbox one x doesnt support 120hz
@@qwazyd0gg
@amsterdamrico correct, you need an Xbox series x or ps5 for 120hz 4k.
Hi, is it 4K 120 444? I'm asking for PC using. Thx!
Great question! I’m honestly not sure as most of my hardware running through is gaming related at 4:2:2 or 4:2:0. I wouldn’t want to guess and steer you wrong in all honestly
if i plug the series x in 4k or 8k will it still do all the features. Just wondering since it's labeled like that.
We have a 4k 120hz TV. just have it directly connected to the TV at the moment.
Want to know if eARC works perfect.
And if all the features will work.
Yes, everything will function as it would directly connected. The only thing I may be hesitant on is 4/k 120hz with Dolby vision; however, that’s only applicable on a small amount of TVs anyway and seldomly used. My only concern would be that may require a truly full 48gbps bandwidth hdmi 2.1 port and this amp only supports like 36gbps (or something similar, I just know it’s not full 48gbps). Since my TVs never did DV in 4K/120 I was unable to test for myself.
@@qwazyd0gg We got the lg C1. has all that.
@@qwazyd0gg
we got the c1. It was reported still the best TV. It has all the features so they say. It pretty much checks all the series X feature list.
Got it ultra low cost. from some place opened boxed probably used a bit.
May as well at least know what receiver to get.
How do I set all of my back surrounds(4) They’re all mounted on the wall behind me about 3-4 feet above my head I have two sides and two backs how do I set them in the receiver?
2 side and 2 back total, or 2 additional sides and back in an Atmos setup?
@@qwazyd0gg 2 side 2 back total
I have this receiver, sometimes when i switch inputs between my series x, PS5, and 4K blu ray player. Or sometimes when i start a game that enable HDR or Dolby vision. The screen goes blank, and my C1 switches to the “no input” screens. Is this happening to yours, or do you think I have a defective receiver?
Is it ever! I have a separate video showcase those exact errors on this receiver. It’s less of an issue with this receiver though and more an issue with CEC being processed outside of one specific standard by various OEMs. From the comments it looks like a ton of people have the same issues across multiple brands of receivers, TVs, and peripherals.
@@qwazyd0gg I’m actually watching that video right now! 😂
@@qwazyd0gg do you suspect it can be fixed with a firmware update? I want to pull the trigger really bad But idk anymore. sounds like a pain in the ass.
It can be for sure. It’s only bad for me 1 out of 10 times and every other time if it turns everything on I just let what I’m not using go into rest mode again on their own
Does anyone knows if this works for lg ultra gear GN950
If you go into the amp first then yes; however, the amp will only pass 120hz out of the 160hz capable on the monitor. That monitor doesn’t have earc to go video to the monitor first
I have the u8g and this reciever,so just run earc with a 4k 120 hdmi cable,and my computer is 144hz jus runnin gtx 1660 Ti,so go 4k 60hz with that 4k 6ohz hdmi cable,sorry if i sound dumb,jus trying to get it all correct,love your videos.
Thanks for the love Scott!
That gpu should do either 4K/60 or 1080P/120; however, doesn’t offer a 4K/120 hdmi spec on a GTX card.
@@qwazyd0gg Thanks Qwazy
Find it really weird that my old ps4 pro with psvr version 2.0 (supporting passthrough hdr) works fine with hdr.
But my brand new just setup 20 minute ago xbox series x is a NO to my denon 2300x receiver. Using stock xbox hdmi cable directly to reciever.
Best i can do is 4k 60hz or 1080 120hz with my samsung Q7DR. What tv are you using?
EDIT: I fixed it but I'll leave post up in case others need help. I had my cable ran to front media hdmi port. Apparently it's not the same as ones on rear. Once I pulled my 4k bluray player off and connected xbox to it, I now have hdr10 along with 4k 60z. I don't think my tv supports 4k 120hz, only 80 and 90 series of 2019. And even now, it's only on one tv port. Hdr has seem to turn game mode off on my tv. But at 4k 60hz with hdr, I'm content with that. Starfield will cap at 30 anyways.
Previously a Hisense u8g and now a Sony a80k
@@qwazyd0ggthx. I'll upgrade someday lol I just got the 7dr 3 years ago and basically upgraded from a 2005 1080i plasma that I still use.
Hisense brand I won't touch again after a very bad customer support experience where the rep actually stalked my voicemail
@Roadsurfer2k11 that’s crazy! I told myself I would never get OLED, but after a long debate and a great sale I jumped on the band wagon and I will probably never own an LED/LCD again. Honestly a night and day experience!
How did u pull up that lil menu on the bottom
Info button
Can you please tell me what means 4KA VRR on my denon reciever when i play Call of duty on my ps5 ?
Why it doesnt show 120 fps ?
That means your variable refresh rate is working. If you’re stuck at 60hz, it sounds like 1 of a couple things…
You need to enable 120hz in the specific titles you’re playing.
You need an hdmi 2.1 cable rated for proper bandwidth.
Your TV is not actually 120hz.
Can you tell me more about your setup?
Thank you for your fast Response :).
If i Turn off vrr, then the Receiver Shows 120fps .ITS a LG OLED From 2020.
The settings on the ps5 are all enabled for 120fps
Do you have 8k enhanced enabled in your receiver. Sounds like a bandwidth issue where it’s not receiving full signal to complete both tasks (vrr and 120hz). Could also be a cable issue between receiver and tv or console and receiver. Does the issue replicate if you bypass the receiver and go straight into the tv?
The cables are all new 8k cables, so you know what 4KA means ? Special the A?
@cardinalroma7495 that I’m unsure of. Have you run a software update on your receiver lately? Looks like 120hz with vrr passthrough was an issue on some models that Denon has corrected. www.avsforum.com/threads/official-2021-denon-avr-owners-thread-s660h-s760h-x1700h-faq-posts-1-4.3220678/page-57#post-61647557
That tv looks good, been looking at one. Only thing really missing is Dolby 120, but the lg c1 is double the price of the hisense.
That’s the trade off. For me the lack of hdmi 2.1 ports (2 onboard vs 4) and 120hz DV wasn’t a deal breaker, but the price is too good to pass up on a fully featured quantum dot panel. I have some dedicated content on the channel surrounding the U8G in more detail.
@@qwazyd0gg Turns out here in Australia the u7g and u8g are not hdmi 2.1, only do 60hz, and are not as bright, so the c1 is still my best bet.
Bummer :(
My denon says 4KA VRR, FRL rate 32Gbps - is this 120hz? Doesnt feel like that, but I have everything set as shown in the video (testing on Hogwarts Legacy, and an LG C2). Thanks in advance!
Are you on ps5? If so the ps5 maxed out at 32gbps for its hdmi 2.1 port. XSX is 40gbps
@@qwazyd0gg yeah ps5. It is just weird that it says 4KA instead of 4K120 like yours, and the camera seems to”stutter” a bit when i rotate it.
are ports 2.1 hdmi?
Yes, they are, or at least 3 of them. They're not full 48gbps. I believe 30 or 34gbps, something slightly lower. Normally not an issue for now anyway.
So how many ports have full HDMI 2.1 4k 120fps with VRR?
Thank you
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@@qwazyd0gg Thank mate. Looks like the receiver for me. Series x ps5 and pc
3 is the perfect minimum amount on this budget AVR for sure!
I had no issues getting my PC and PS5 to work at 4k 120hz but this feature no longer works on my devices. Tried all 3 8/4k HDMI ports on the receiver and tried all 3 of my hdmi cables connected from PC to TV and then PS5 to TV directly and works fine 120hz is detected, but 120hz is no longer detected when connecting through the receiver, I have reset TV and Receiver to factory settings and ensure 8k/4k Enhanced is on.
Is this only happening to me?
Did you go into the settings of the receiver and change the HDMI to enhanced 8k?
@@qwazyd0gg Hi Thanks for your response,
I got so annoyed by it I ended up cycling the 4k/8K video option. It was already set to 8k I changed to enhanced then standard and back to 8K and now works again. Really strange.
Now I have an issue where my PC loses video when I switch HDMI input, only when running at 120hz. Not an issue unless you switch signals whilst gaming, when going back to PC it connects to display again but resets the resolution of the game and loses audio. Not sure if that's a GPU/PC issue or Receiver issue.
How are you actually connecting the Xbox? Directly to Denon 8k hdmi?
Into the 2.1 port on the Denon, then from the Denon to hdmi 3 (arc) 2.1 on the TV.
@@qwazyd0gg ok, thanks.
Just bought new AVR-X1700H and unfortunately it had black screen flicker issues when playing 4k120. Took it back for pioneer vsx935 and no issues
Does the 1700h have hdmi 2.1?
@@qwazyd0gg yes it does but has issues. You made a video about that unit im sure saying it's bug free but mine had many issues
Yeah, specs show 3 2.1 ports. Are you using those ports and the enhanced 8k mode in video output? Flickering is usually a bandwidth concern caused by bad cables or low bandwidth (via ports or settings).
Can u tell me does denon 1600h support 120 hz. It has earc support but website show 4k @ 60hz
@@DevPanigrahy it uses a old hdmi chipset I would stay away from it and get a 2023 revision and check the chipset or buy VSX935
Thanks for this but if I do. Even after setting the Denon to 8K Enhanced, the Xbox Series X still perceives a lack of capability for 4K UHD HDR10 120Hz ... the INFO shows only the 4K/60Hz input and output.... the TV is a Sony Bravia XR X90J. The HDMI cable is marketed as 48gbps shielded unidirectional 4K120Hz in HDR.
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Any additional resources or recommendations ?
I’m assuming you’re running 2.1 cables too and from the receiver?
@@qwazyd0gg correct ... however, Denon actually answered my Support Call, and indicated that I had to have the Xbox Series X plugged into the Denon's 8K input .... I hadn't mentally connect 8K with 4K/120Hz ... but in the context of this video, it makes perfect sense ..... and it's working like a charm! Thanks again!
Glad you got it working :)
Qwazy, recently picked up this AVR, series x and utilizing a 3.1 setup in my office/dad cave. Emotiva b1+ and Emotiva C1+ for LCR, SVS PB1000 for the sub.
What xsx settings should I have to optimize the 760h? Both Audio and video.
Older tcl 4K tv connected to 760h via arc. Tv will be That will be upgraded later.
Thanks in advance! Love the vid!
I honestly just have my audio calibrated with audessey settings and rely mostly on Atmos audio for multimedia and Dolby for everything else. For video I have it straight passthrough.
Hey, thanks for your video, made me purchase the 760h denon... however.. I have the Samsung QN90A... it includes a game mode hub which displays to show frame rate, HDR and VRR. When connected directly to series x it says freesync premium.. when through denon it says vrr off. Denon info says output vrr. Also what is strange when xbox on the dashboard the tv game hub says vrr on. Have I missed a setting? I've selected the 8k enhanced mode. Any help would be greatly appreciated
It should be passing through the VRR signal. So it’s not working at all in the TV and is locked to 120hz?
It's not locked to 120 no, when I run a game the vrr seems to switch off even though the denon says output is vrr. When no game is running and just on the dashboard then the tv says vrr on... so weird
I've done some digging on forums and apparently the denon has issues with amd freesync at the moment.. hopefully a future update will sort
What happens when it’s routed directly into the Tv without the receiver. Also, are you using an hdmi 2.1 cable to and then from the receiver?
@@qwazyd0gg cables all high speed certified. When connected directly to tv from xbox.. all works fine. Vrr displays as freesync premium. When connected via amp.. all amp details say vrr but tv when playing a game says no vrr. When on xbox dashboard, tv says vrr on. A few people discussed on avr forum
Hey man, I just got the S760H and for some reason when I have the PS5 plugged into the AVR it says my tv doesn’t support VRR but when I plug it directly into my CX then VRR can be enabled. Have you ran into this issue at all?
Have you set your hdmi settings in the receiver to 8k enhanced?
@@qwazyd0gg Yes I have, 4K 120 works but it’s just VRR that doesnt
Honestly it has to be just a setting somewhere in the receiver because my Series X and PS5 run directly into my 760 and pass VRR flawlessly to my TV. Maybe check in the settings that your 760 is set to “passthrough” so it’s not attempting any of its own processing that may disable VRR. If 120hz works then I know you have the correct ports and cables in use, so I’m not sure what else could be holding it back aside from software. Consoles don’t do GSync and HDMI VRR and Freesync both work on mine
@@qwazyd0gg Hmm that’s super weird that I’m having this issue then, I know on my receiver it says passthrough is enabled but for Pass Source I wasn’t sure what to set it to so I set it to last. And yeah I bought a new AmazonBasics HDMI 2.1 cable for my receiver and I already had one for my PS5 so all that should be good. What kind of tv do you have if you don’t mind me asking?
@@AvengeTheBlade Hisense U8G. I’ve got a ton of content on the channel showing the VRR working on both consoles.
Didn't work for me, still only getting 4k 60hz
North American model or international?
The big question is the Atmos lag fixed?
I’ve experiences ZERO lag when using my components directly into the AVR.
@@qwazyd0gg Not to beat a dead horse. However, this means XBOX/PS5 correct? If so EVERYONE is waiting to hear this. Short Story, I bought the Q950T Soundbar and when Atmos didn't work properly, online stated it was a deeper rooted issue - I returned it because I figured no reason to have it until it's fixed. If what you are saying is right - I think a lot of people will be interested. If you want views, I would say put a video stating what that AVR does and test it so people can see - there are thousands of people on Reddit, TH-cam, LG forums, Microsoft and PS5 waiting for a fix.
I’ll do that tomorrow. I have no audio lag on Xbox, PlayStation, or Apple TV
Video is now live on the audio delay. Please feel free to check it out and/or share it where you deem valuable :)
Thank you as well for the content recommendation Justin, I really appreciate it!
do one for ps 4 pro
The PS4 Pro does not offer VRR or 120Hz gaming, so any mid to high end AVR will work via HDMI 2.0
I love my u7g btw😁😁
It's a sick panel man!
Have both the 55 and 75inch u7g. Fantastic tvs!
I wish the U8G came in a 75”. I would have been all over it!
@@qwazyd0gg absolutely!! Im so glad I got this!! Its a steal at 599 for the 55in. Yeah tho, I cant fit a 75in but would love to have it still lol
Cheapest panel for gaming for sure! Excited for their 2022 releases too!
It's time for an update....
Agreed!
Why ruin surround sound by hooking up to a console.
Can you elaborate?
Hello Andrew, I have issues with my Denon AVR-X1700H, I simply can not get 4k+120hz to work at the site time with my Xbox Series X. I have tried everything, I have the original hdmi cable that came with series x plugged in to 1 one of 3 "8k" inputs, number 3 which specifically says "game". From there I have a ultra high speed hdmi cable from the 8k output going in to my brand new Samsung S95B QD-Oled which has 4 hdmi 2.1 inputs with full 48 gb bandwidth. I tried doing this tip in your video and it still doesn't work, it was already set to enhanced 8k signal in the menue 🫤
That receiver certainly supports 4k/120hz, as does that TV. Have you tried the series x directly to the TV without going through the receiver to see if you can replicate the issue? I know the supplied hdmi cable with the series x has been giving people a lot of issues with the inability of getting 4k/120hz, or having severe bandwidth issues if they can even get it enabled. try going directly to the tv with your alternate cable and work backwards from there. Keep me posted.
@@qwazyd0gg Hey Andrew, I somehow got it to work by now unplugging both the receiver and the Xbox from the power. After plugging them back in, I went to the receivers settings and switched to 4k enhanced then back to 8k enhanced, and it worked after that 🤷. One thing that is still missing is the 1440p option when the Xbox is going through the receiver, but it appears when i plug the Xbox straight in to the tv ?🤔
The receiver “should” support 1440p at 120hz; however, that’s not something I have tested :(
@@qwazyd0gg maybe I should buy a new cable and try it with that, its not a mayor issue but 1440p is a nice sweetspot 👌
Technically speaking hdmi 2.0 is capable of 1440p/120hz, so it should not be a cable issue. I’ve seen this option absent from home theatre equipment in the past due to not being as in demand as 4K/120hz. As an example, the PS5 just got 1440p support late last year, and the Series S actually has 1440p/120hz disabled by Microsoft even though the console technically meets the specifications to run it. I’m curious if the Denons passthrough may not support it.