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I think it's more about internet speed and youtube's server upload. Your pc is not rendering any frames really. Correct me if im wrong :)

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wait what? since when did youtube support 4k 60?

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I'm in australia. I'll be waiting a while to check.

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  • Go to chrome://flags

Find the "Disable hardware-accelerated video decode" setting

Enable it

Close chrome, really close it... open your task manager to kill all lingering chrome processes.. or just restart your PC

Start it up again

Smooth 1080p@60 videos!

http://linustechtips.com/main/topic/241711-anyone-else-having-issues-with-new-youtube-60fps-support/

 

Worked for me on 4k

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YouTube doesn't support 4K60fps.

If you upload in that it will be 1080p60fps

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I think it's more about internet speed and youtube's server upload. Your pc is not rendering any frames really. Correct me if im wrong :)

It's wrong. I have a super fast line and I can't play it.

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YouTube doesn't support 4K60fps.

If you upload in that it will be 1080p60fps

Wrong. see above. 

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Its def not his internet.. I have 130down 10up and it still lags for me also. 1440p works perfectly fine. The video loads at 4k but its choppy.

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Puts the CPU usage right up and takes ages to load with my internet, but nice and smooth (:

 

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Wrong. see above. 

 

 

so it's 4K 60fps if you have a 4K display?

Nvm, they still had an old version of CHrome here on the school PC's/

 

The PC's here can't handle 4K 60fps but htey can handle 1440p60fps easily

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so it's 4K 60fps if you have a 4K display?

Well, it takes up the same amount of CPU power whether I play it on a 1080p monitor or 4K, So I guess not. 

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  • Go to chrome://flags
  • Find the "Disable hardware-accelerated video decode" setting
  • Enable it
  • Close chrome, really close it... open your task manager to kill all lingering chrome processes.. or just restart your PC
  • Start it up again
  • Smooth 1080p@60 videos!

http://linustechtips.com/main/topic/241711-anyone-else-having-issues-with-new-youtube-60fps-support/

 

Worked for me on 4k

 

holy!! thanks!!!

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the 4k format doesn't come up for me?

I would think mine should have much of a problem

Its all about those volumetric clouds

 

 

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I dont know if this is valid watching it on a 1080 display while forcing youtube to render in 4k but it was perfectly fine for me. Not a single stutter.

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the 4k format doesn't come up for me?

I would think mine should have much of a problem

Are you using chrome?

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the 4k format doesn't come up for me?

I would think mine should have much of a problem

Update Chrome and be sure to not use the portable version

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Here I am thinking my internet is half decent... I can hardly manage 720@60fps

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internet speed is not my problem :(  

 

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And I am jsut sitting over here, 60mbps down and 5mbs up xD

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- i7-5820k@3,3GHz, MSI GTX 980 Referance, 16GB RAM.

 

It gives me smoothe sailing on the 4k@60FPS.

CPU hovers at 40-50% utilization @ 3,37GHz, 9-10% GPU utilization.

~90mbps needs to pause once in a while to keep up, though.

 

1080p@60FPS

CPU hovers at 7-8% @ 1,47GHz, 4% GPU utilization.

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Are you using chrome?

nope, not a fan of it.

firefox

Its all about those volumetric clouds

 

 

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