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Unfortunately it seems like we will be getting a split release window for the PS5. At the end of this YouTube video from the official PlayStation account we can see that they state multiple release dates for the US & Canada and the rest of the world.

Yeah maybe if the two Thunderbolt 2 / Mini DP ports could be used together with some sort of adapter, there would be a 40Gbps lane. But that's still 8Gbps shy of HDMI 2.1's 48Gbps. Maybe with some heavy compression it might work, but I hope not to give up on quality. I guess I will need to upgrade. Do you maybe still know the name of the program?

I did not know that. How can I check if that is happening?

Oops, didn't quote

Yup, it's a TV with a 120Hz panel and it has an actual way to receive a (4K) 120Hz signal on it. But HDMI 2.1 is at the moment not widely adopted yet. Maybe it technically does not support it, but in practice it does. I have a 4K monitor connected to it via a Mini DP to DP cable and that works fine for 4K 60Hz. ?

I think I am too.. Oh and good point. Updated the original post.

Yeah I know, this sounds like a bit of an impossible challenge. But would it be possible to run 4K 120Hz on my new LG OLED C9 TV (55 inch model) while using my Mid 2014 Macbook Pro? (I have the one with a GeForce GT 750M 2GB inside). This will probably have to be done with some sort of adapter. But I guess those aren't available yet for HDMI 2.1 (which this TV supports). I do know that there is a StarTech Mini DisplayPort to HDMI 2.0 adapter which should enable me to run 4K 60Hz on it. Currently I'm stuck on 4K 30Hz anyways.. Which brings me to my next question. Is it possible to run 120Hz in general on Mac OS on this TV with my Macbook? Currently I can't get the option to appear. Right holding Alt/Options as well, but the only option I have is 30Hz, which is not acceptable. Via bootcamp I can run windows in 1080p 120Hz. If that's possible on Mac OS too, it would be awesome. But I guess this will have to be done with some sort of command line trick? The sole reason I want 120Hz is for the smooth experience. And maybe enjoy some old (very little demanding) games on a higher frame rate. You can find the specs of the Macbook I have right here: https://support.apple.com/kb/SP704?locale=en_US I'm currently using the HDMI out on my Macbook to connect to the TV. (Side question: Is there currently even a GPU available that supports HDMI 2.1?)