Call of Duty Vanguard Beta runs flawlessly at 120Hz on the PlayStation 5 when paired with the LG G1 and LG CX OLED TVs—two of ...

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Hardware makers can start building HDMI 2.2-compatible devices and cables with bandwidths up to 96Gbps.

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LG’s new UltraGear OLED gaming monitors offer lightning-fast refresh rates, deep blacks, and HDMI 2.1 ports. Available soon ...

Also enables uncompressed 8K at 60Hz and 4K at 240Hz. After announcing it at CES earlier this year, HDMI Forum has finally released the latest HDMI ...

The next big HDMI leap will change how you watch TV - what the 2.2 standard means HDMI 2.2 arrives with Ultra96 cables that claim to support 16K video - and that's just wild.

HDMI 2.1 can't actually handle the full bandwidth of 8K at 120Hz, so a tech called DSC is used to compress the video – in the future, HDMI 2.2 should overcome this.

Aiding in your PS5 gaming experience are two HDMI 2.1 ports that support a 120Hz refresh rate in 4K, ALLM, and VRR, ensuring smooth visual sailing with minimal screen tearing as you play.

We've rounded up the best 120Hz 4K TVs going right now to ensure you can pick from the specialist screens to bag the highest refresh rate on a home TV.

When it comes to TVs, smoothness is dictated by refresh rate, which can make a huge difference in the image quality of sports, video games, and movies. We’ll make sure that your screen’s image ...

Consumer HDMI 2.1b tops out at 48 Gbps, which isn’t enough for uncompressed 8K at 120 Hz. To fix this, they flipped on Display Stream Compression (DSC), the same tech you usually see over ...