4K TVs with displayport and 60Hz

[Zarian]

Hello All,

 

I was wondering are there any TVs in the works (larger than 40 inches) that will have displayport connections and support 4K @ 60Hz?

 

I currently have my gaming computer connected to my 1080p HDTV and would love to upgrade to 4K, but I want a larger screensize. (And I understand that I will need to ensure my videocard has more then 3GB of ram, currently have a GTX 780 with 3GB, will upgrade the card when I get the TV)

 

Thank you. 

[Deddie]

I think you'll have to wait until HDMI 2.0 comes.

[Zarian]

Hmm so far all I have found are these two form Panasonic. But I can't tell if the TV supports 4k@60Hz

 

http://shop.panasonic.com/shop/model/TC-58AX800U

 

http://shop.panasonic.com/shop/model/TC-65AX800U

[Deddie]

Hmm so far all I have found are these two form Panasonic. But I can't tell if the TV supports 4k@60Hz

 

http://shop.panasonic.com/shop/model/TC-58AX800U

 

http://shop.panasonic.com/shop/model/TC-65AX800U

Oh didn't know there was any 4K TVs with Displayport and I think they have HDMI 2.0 too(HDMI 2.0 doesn't matter for PCs yet, though).

[Stagea]

Hello All,

 

I was wondering are there any TVs in the works (larger than 40 inches) that will have displayport connections and support 4K @ 60Hz?

 

I currently have my gaming computer connected to my 1080p HDTV and would love to upgrade to 4K, but I want a larger screensize. (And I understand that I will need to ensure my videocard has more then 3GB of ram, currently have a GTX 780 with 3GB, will upgrade the card when I get the TV)

 

Thank you. 

Displayport is very rare on TVs. Most newer TVs with HDMI 2.0 inputs support 4k @ 60Hz. Unfortunately, the current crop of GPUs only have HDMI 1.4 outputs. Your Nvidia GPU supports 4k @ 60Hz over HDMI 1.4 with Chroma subsampling.

 

That being said, do look at input lag numbers before buying a 4K TV for gaming. They generally have worse input lag due to extensive image processing.

[Zarian]

Displayport is very rare on TVs. Most newer TVs with HDMI 2.0 inputs support 4k @ 60Hz. Unfortunately, the current crop of GPUs only have HDMI 1.4 outputs. Your Nvidia GPU supports 4k @ 60Hz over HDMI 1.4 with Chroma subsampling.

 

That being said, do look at input lag numbers before buying a 4K TV for gaming. They generally have worse input lag due to extensive image processing.

 

Good point, unfortunately these don't have response time listed. (dang)

 

Well, if anything I can always just wait and save up the $$$