HDMI 2 1 Explained - You Might Need A New TV For PS5 & Xbox Series X
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A quick video explaining the benefits of HDMI 2.1 and how it affects the new Xbox Series X and PS5. This video also covers HDMI 2.1 TVs, HDMI 2.1 Cables, and HDMI 2.1 Monitors. Some benefits include 8K Video, 4K @ 120 fps, VRR, and several other benefits. There are also recommendations for the best TV for PS5 and Xbox Series X including the Samsung Q70T, Q80T, LG CX, Sony X900h, LG HU810PW Projector and others.
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I’m literally editing a video this weekend explaining HDMI 2.1 and HDCP 2.3. You beat me to it, Majestic! Well, partially. 😄 Thanks for the video!
The lack of computer monitor support for HDMI 2.1 is due to DisplayPort being the standard for PC gamers - DisplayPort has supported higher FPS at higher resolutions than HDMI for a long time, and monitors require a DisplayPort to take advantage of their most advanced features for this reason. Because DisplayPort is the more advanced standard, modern PC video cards have multiple DisplayPort connections, and only one HDMI connection for people with older or less advanced monitors.
Correct, the only "advantage" of HDMI these days is HDCP copy protection.
A DP>HDMI adapter would be great if DP supported up to 48gbps
Majestic always here with an informative and quality vid!
Great video. Can you also do a video on Ethernet cables and the different types.
What a coincidence I was watching your older HDMI videos before I watched this
Wow, this guy is so majestic!
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Funny....?
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Most of the gaming monitors don’t need hdmi 2.1 because to achieve higher FPS and 240hz and higher they use display port. Even before hdmi 2.1 144hz could be achieved over dvi. 5 years ago. Some TVs use display port for 8k
VRR and ALLM are not hdmi 2.1 specific. Hdmi 2.0b can support it.
"This VRR format is part of the HDMI 2. 1 spec and is starting to appear on a fair few TVs, even some that officially have only HDMI 2.0 sockets. It's also worth noting that a TV that supports HDMI 2.1 won't definitely support HDMI VRR, although it is likely."
Man, why can't other people explain shiet as simple as you :D Great video man.
One of the reasons why I'll wait to get a new console. Not going to spend over a grand just for a ~60 inch GOOD gaming tv
Don’t you need 2.1 for atmos
Another great professional video 👍
Hey Chris! I have been watching a ton of your videos lately trying to figure out which projector to get around $1 - 1.5k and I am debating between the TK800m, HT3550, and the UHD30. (if I missed any around that price range that you recommend let me know especially because Black Fri/Cyber Mon are coming up) I keep going back and forth between these and I can't decide what to pull the trigger on. I have about a 15' throw distance, I will be gaming sometimes, and there will be low ambient light since it will be in a living room if this makes a difference in what you would recommend. Thanks for all the hard work and great videos!
Thanks Chris.
Amazon has cables that say high speed and that it supports 48gbps, does that mean it’s still not “ultra high speed”?
I just recently purchased a ps5. I own an outdated projector that throws 100inches that I use for gaming. I will be updating and I need to update to hdmi 2.1 and 120hz. I'm torn because I love the big screen gaming affect and the most affordable twlevisions with those specs are 85 inches. Do you think I should patiently wait for new gaming projectors with compatible specs? I really like the short throw 4k projectors but they don't have hdmi 2.1
Excellent video man. I look up to you! Black Excellence 💯 Keep It Pushing 💯
I just checked the manual for my Roku TV. Manual reads: Screen Resolution 4K UHD, 3840x2160p, Motion Rate 120. I thought I had one of the older 1080i 60hz TVs. Apparently its 4k 120hz though. :D
Great explanation
I have a Sony XBR930E and it is a 120hz panel but because it doesn’t have HDMI 2.1 I’m going to have to upgrade in a couple years when the tech becomes cheaper 😥
Super helpful. Thank you dude
Isn’t it true that most games for the new consoles won’t even hit 120hz locked because the gpu’s aren’t really capable? That’s why they advertise up to 120hz
Wouldn’t the Hisense U7k support HDMI 2.1 aswell ? It’s even cheaper than the Visio you mentioned
Love your content....could you review the benq x1300i projector. Looking to invest in one.
Hello I have watched all your videos, they are fantastic. I have to put you on the spot, so imagine your me, got $1000 in your pocket, your in need of a tv, currently not got a next gen console, but plans to get one in the future, you want a tv which will be future proof, you watch Netflix, movies, tv shows etc, so what do you go for??
( side note, slightly worried about screen burning as I I also sometimes leave my cctv on my screen to check cameras for long periods)
Anyone ever told him that he looks like Chris Rock
Wait, did you really just use nVidia’s G-Sync as an an example of VRR for two consoles that use an AMD GPU, and only one of them has actual support for Freesync VRR?
Just subbed and good video man!! Gotta say I’m impressed :). Quick question I just bought a HW-Q800T soundbar for my Samsung 90T but it came with a “High Speed HDMI/Ethernet” cable in the box. Now would that be good enough to pass Dolby Atmos signal if it’s a HDMI 2.0 cable or so you have to have a HDMI 2.1 cable for that also?
A high speed cable can pass 4k hdr, 4k @ 60fps, and Dolby atmos just fine 🙂
@@ChrisMajestic thanks a lot bud!! I only asked because you seem like a man of knowledge in this area.
Beer pockets but Champaigne taste my friend.
JVC is going to release an 8k e shift hdmi 2.1 projector
WyreStorm makes 48gbps AOC cables and they're on Amazon 👌👍
Man just think about the regular joe blows going out and buying their FIRST 4K TV to go along with their XSX or PS5 just to find out they have to return it.
Why? You just need 2.1 for 120hz gaming. Next gen consoles work on 2.0
They won't have to return it lol the picture just won't look as good and their may be input lag. As well as the other user mentioned no 120 fps support. Just like how some current games don't look good on lower end tvs
What about the good ol Display Port, how does this HDMI compare to that standard & why didn't the new gen console not use it?
Hey Chris. Can you do a 2020 best projector update? Looking to buy soon and would love to see your thoughts
Thanks 💯✌🏻
Awesome information brother. Thanks
Dont forget the new 3000 series and 6000 series GPUs that also have HDMI 2.1 capablities...im super late for this lol
How long do you think is it worth waiting for new TVs for 2021 I'm a gamer still using the Xbox One S and buying the PS4 Pro not buying the Next Generation console until mid generation I'm waiting for mini LED TVs do you think it worth waiting.
V-sync is actually horrible for gaming. The hit to the FPS is massive. I would recommend turning it off unless you are experiencing bad tearing issues.
soo...
projectors arnt worth it now?
Awesome info!!!
Always start with a smile.... 👏👏
I'm planning on purchasing a fiber optic cable for a 8k TV this summer for my theater room. It's going to have to be 35 ft run which is why I'm going for fiber optic. Is there a brand you can suggest that will give me everything I need. The cable will be run in the wall so I want to make sure any cable i purchase will be the right one. Thanks
30,000:1 native contrast ratio vs 500,000:1 dynamic contrast ratio. Which is higher?
30,000 native, dynamic contrast is marketing bs
You should do more videos on projectors
I don’t know what to believe anymore. LG CX is gimped at 40 GBs/sec and VRR isn’t working, PS5 has 32 GBs/sec and doesn’t support VRR, Neither console supports full 48 GBs/sec, PS5 is actually more powerful, LG CX is being updated, Update can’t fix the issue... I’m freaking confused and pissed that I can’t get straight answers.
Hey Chris, I am thinking of making a home theater in my garage but there is an echo, I was thinking of putting some of those foam palettes you can get over at Amazon that 12 inch by 12 inch 1 inch thick ones. Is that a good idea or would you recommend something else? I don't have a lot of money to spend so I was thinking that could be a good affordable option.
🤔 Think I'll pass on the wallet. But hey, thanks though..
www.bestbuy.com/site/vizio-40-class-v-series-led-4k-uhd-smartcast-tv/6444704.p?skuId=6444704
only 60 hz but thats not a huge deal since 60 fps is what you'll be targeting for most gaming
Where is the samsung premiere LSP9T review bro jesus
But will it work on hdmi 2.0?
What kind of monitors are behind you?
Preciate the info
Hi Majestic im currently looking into stepping into the projector world, I'm primarily going to use it for movies and gaming on my ps4 pro my budget is roughly 2000 which projector would you recommend I need something that has good horizontal lens shifting because I won't be able to center the projector to the screen in the room I will be having it in, thanks in advance for any help you can give me
Is it possible to have a TV that is 40" - 43" that supports HDMI 2.1?
I'm having a hard time finding one, all I am seeing are bigger TV's that support Hdmi 2.1.
I haven't seen any. The smallest HDMI 2.1 I've come across is a 55"
@@aaronrogalsky4167 Yeah I've come to the conclusion that companies don't want to put HDMI 2.1 on smaller tv's.
Feels bad man 🙁
Thanks for the confirmation.
@@AnonymousC2218 u can always get a monitor. But a nice 32" monitor will be the same price as a 55" tv haha
40" Vizio V-Series. 4K and HDMI2.1
When are projectors dropping with 2.1?
Are there av receivers that have hdmi 2.1?
Hey Chris! LG HU70LA or Optima UHD 50X? Looking for best balance of movie quality 1st & gaming 2nd with a 9ft throw for 120 screen. Thanks man!
Are there any monitors in the market that support the new 2.1 HDMI while also having 4k?
Not really, I think LG have one model currently and Asus are about to but they're not common or cheap. For the price and them being LCD I'd just pay the extra and get an OLED TV.
Chris why does my ps5 doesn't support vrr or allm is it because my HDMI or my tv
Can you review Nebula Cosmos Max?
Are all 4K HDMI 2.0 TVs capable of 4K at 60 FPS? As long as I can do 60 FPS, I see no reason for me to look for a new tv at this time.
Yes. That's exactly why I made that point. No point in upgrading just yet. :)
Which short throw projector supports this
What projector would u buy for the ps5, something for maybe 1500 pound new or would there be a good second hand model that would be worth buying. Anyone that could help would be much appreciated
My tv didn’t turn back on after using the Xbox
What I want to know movies look better on my xbox than streaming through the TV
You're amazing
Unfortunately projectors still only have 2.0. Would connecting at 2.1 cable into a lesser version be beneficial? Also is there a Max limit in length for 4K 60 ? I heard the max is 24ft but I don't know if that's true.
Yes pretty much all projectors are limited to 2.0 other than the upcoming LG. The only benefit I can really see on a 4k @ 60hz device would be VRR. Yes there is a max length depending on cable type. Take a look at the Best HDMI cables video I did earlier this year for more info on that but long story short, if you plan on sending 4K @ 60hz over a distance longer than 25ft then you should use a Fiber HDMI cable.
@@ChrisMajestic Thank you I have. So the max is 24 feet with a regular 2.0 HDMI cable for best results? At 25 ft it will start to degrade so at 25 ft plus it's best to get a fiber optic cable?
@@TheChefComic WyreStorm make good HAOC's up to 30 meters and some have detachable heads for easy running the cable www.amazon.com/Wyrestorm-60Hz-Active-HDMI-Cable/dp/B07YHXP2PV/ref=mp_s_a_1_3?dchild=1&keywords=wyrestorm+haoc+cables&qid=1605918661&sr=8-3
@LEO UR All HDMI versions (2.1, 2.0 and 1.4) are backwards compatible with the previous versions that came before them. It wouldn't hurt quality plugging in a HDMI 2.1 cable into a 2.0 capable device at all. But it would not be beneficial, it will automatically detect signal format and simply drop the format from HDMI 2.1 to 2.0. We can also assume that a theoretical speed in HDMI 2.1 of 48 GBps will have a stronger signal integrity over longer runs of cable compared to the HDMI 2.0, 18 GBps.
@@mastervorn6380 Thank you.
Wouldn't even class the PS5 as an HDMI 2.1 device personally. It doesn't support variable refresh rate which is basically a necessity these days, also doesn't support 8K at all, you can't output it from the console right now even though the box has a big 8K badge and also the HDMI bandwidth is only 32Gbps which isn't the standard of 40-48Gbps, this results in sub standard chroma subsampling (colour depth) of 4:2:2 instead of full 4:4:4 when running at 120Hz.
@CAVEMAN'S REVENGE I play on nearly all devices, including playstation. And this was posted before Sony said they'd add VRR support.
The vizio m series also has hdmi 2.1 and they are pretty cheap tvs!
As a tech person he is incorrect 8k TV's are extremely expensive it might be another 7 to 8 years before you see games made in 8k. 4k development at the moment is very costly and 4k tv's are now replacing 1080p Tv's as the prices are affordable and no longer the days when they first came out over 10 grand for a TV. 8k is still going to push you in the thousands at least 3 to 4 grand and LG signature oled 88 inch still is priced at $30k. The best TV for all around quality and price at the moment is hands down the x900h. There's countless videos from tech guys reviewing the TV comparing the top LGcx which by far has the best picture hands down and color wise but suffers from potential oled burn in. Yet Sony x900h series is hdmi 2.1, VRR, Allm, Dolby vision 4k 120hz and more. If you missed out on the black Friday steal where the 65 inch x900h was on sale for $999 from the original price of $1400 a $400 savings. Hopefully they restock the TV because all sizes from 55 to 75 are sold out on Amazon. I got mine from best buy as soon as the price dropped last Sunday starting black Friday sales. Cyber Monday they might go back on sale and restock. Back to 4k gaming they are now just introducing games at 4k 120 but can't lock a capped 4k 120hz so it will be when stronger consoles are out or a ps5 pro where you will see a capped native 4k and capped stable 120fps. 8k I think there is one pc game developed that is 8k. As far as 8k will be upscaled on a game but no where near native. People just focus on 4k which again is now officially the norm as my 1080p Sony died 2 months ago signaling it was time to upgrade. Overall this guy is right about needing to upgrade your TV to see the true benefit of VRR and ALLM.
You can get an 8k TV for $2000 right now. Prices will only get lower over the next year or 2. I do agree with what you said about 8k gaming though. These systems struggle enough with rendering 4k so 8k gaming (although possible) isn't really realistic.
Nothing is worth it until 8K TVs are cheap enough, even if u get HDMI 2.1 ur gona need 8K anyway. Better off buying a cheap 4k TV if u need one
I am planning on buying a projector. Which one should i buy
Optoma uhd50 or benq ht3550?. Can u suggest one ?
Anyone know if there’s graphical differences in games on these consoles ? Will a 4K 30-60fps game look different on HDMI 2.0 vs 2.1?
I think the only difference is the colors. HDMI 2.1 can also run 4k 120 fps and 2.0 can only do 4k 60 fps or 1080p 120fps. But realistically there won’t be much of a difference
wait till LG's patent for OLED expired in 2022. All the other manufacturers will be pumping out sexy timez OLED and the prices will significantly drop :)
I have a uhd 50x bit that only has 2.0. Is there any way to get the most out of this the new xbox with it or am I buying a new projector sometime soon to get that
Don’t projectors not have 120 FPS though? The best thing to do is buy a tv with 2.1
@@unknownperson3691 some so. The uhd 50x says it can go up to 240 which is fine but I'd be happy to just get 120
@@tonysanchez5621 one important distinction to make is that 2.1 allows 4K 120 with HDR on. Else you can still run 4K 120
@@unknownperson3691 yea I can do 4k 60 for movies and some games and 120 fps for shooters
The uhd50x supports 1080p @ 120fps and 4k @ 60fps. I does not support 4k @ 120fps
Fuck, my card has hdmi 2.0b so I cant do 4:4:4 4k 120hz with it, only 4:2:0 4k 120hz.
Does the optoma uhd 50x have hdmi 2.1 😤
Nope
@@ChrisMajestic you just broke my soul 😩😭🤣😂 thanks
There are no released hdmi 2.1 projectors out that im aware of
80 for a wallet!!!!
4k at 60 is fine for me.
i agree, iv got a ps5 and series x with a tv that can do 4k120 but i cant see any difference lol
@@bawbag3715 ya i bet. There comes a point where your eyes cant even pick up on higher resolutions.
Only the Xbox series X has a true HDMI 2.1 cable, the PS5 is not a 100% HDMI 2.1 cable
The PS5 cable is capable of over 40Gbps, the console itself isn't. It's capped at 32Gbps for some reason right now.
@@AdamH7 cable with ps5 for 10 tests only 7 passed and 3 failed, xbox seris x cable passed 10 times for 10 tests, if ps5 is unlocked in some time for more than 32Gbps, I would still replace the OEM hdmi cable with an ultra hdmi certified one
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My 4k tv is HDMI 2.0
If you need a new TV for the new systems then godamn your TV is old
Question The 4K on my TV is better than the 4K on my fire cube why ?
$100+ for wallet?? Mother of god....
First! That's a first lol
that.....was....fast
@@ChrisMajestic hey Chris!! I have the Xbox series X and the LG CX and the Sonos Arc. The tv has 3 ARC ports and 1 eARC port. I know the Sonos Arc needs to be hooked up to the eArc port but I dont know about the Xbox. Is there any features that I will be missing out? help :/
ps5 is 2.0