Yup. More specifically it is a cord with enough bandwidth to support the HDMI 2.0 spec. This is called a Premium High Speed HDMI cable, which has 18Gbps. For HDMI 2.1 there are Ultra High Speed HDMI cables with 48Gbps to take advantage of higher frame rates/resolutions HDMI 2.1 supports. 1. Its certified cable is $4.50, so you're not going to need a second mortgage. For 15 feet, which is less likely to be able to handle 4K HDR, the prices are $5.79 and $9.99 respectively. But for For home entertainment buffs, HDMI 2.1 also supports 8K (7,680-by-4,320-pixel) content at 60fps. Like 4K TVs increasingly came to dominate the TV field in the mid-2010s, 8K TVs will become more HDMI technology continues as the leading digital video, audio and data interface that connects ultra high-definition displays to a wide range of consumer electronics, PC, mobile, automotive and commercial AV devices. It also has expanded into enabling solutions for industries such as healthcare, military, aerospace, security and surveillance Packaging and Labeling. One way to know if your HDMI cable is version 2.1 is by checking the packaging and labeling. The HDMI cable's specifications are often printed on the package it comes in, and it should mention the HDMI version. The most recent HDMI 2.1 Specification is HDMI® Specification 2.1a. Make sure to cross-check the maximum Nope. I suggest getting a "DisplayPort" supported monitor and cable as it can support up to 2560x1440@240hz via 2.0 version of it. 2. therealyoinker • 3 yr. ago. It only has 1.4 display port even tho hdmi is works better with the 3080. 1. According to Dell's website my monitor has HDMI 2.0 and DP 1.2 input, if I plug in a DP 1.4 or HDMI 2.1 cable will they not work? I ask this because I want to use HDR and according to the manufacturer I need a 2.0a cable, but I found a 2.1 cable with a cheaper price and I will have the product The new ps5 will have hdmi 2.1 and my monitor only has hdmi 1.4 and display port 1.4. And now I want to connect the ps5 to my monitor and play with 1080p 144hz but hdmi 1.4 only supports 120hz. So now my question is if there are Hdmi 2.1 to display port 1.4 cables/adapters. No adapter needed. HDMI has always been downwards compatible. Introduced alongside the HDMI 2.1 specification in 2017, HDMI eARC carries over all of the previous functionality of HDMI ARC while considerably upping the transfer’s bandwidth capabilities: while HDMI ARC was capped at around a 1 Mbps bitrate, HDMI eARC is capable of a bitrate up to 37 Mbps. This allows HDMI eARC to support audio streams up fszKmZ5.

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