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Does anyone know the HDMI version of a reference 750ti?

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It's capped at 30hz, but Netflix doesn't stream at 60fps anyway, so it doesn't matter. 

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I got my hands on a free 750ti and want to use it for a 4k Netflix PC I know that it supports 4k the only question is if it can do it in 60 or only in 30hz

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It's capped at 30hz, but Netflix doesn't stream at 60fps anyway, so it doesn't matter. 

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3 minutes ago, djdwosk97 said:

It's capped at 30hz, but Netflix doesn't stream at 60fps anyway, so it doesn't matter. 

I would argue that it can matter. The experience that you get when moving the window over, or using the PC in general can be sub-par when trying to find content to watch.

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4 minutes ago, djdwosk97 said:

It's capped at 30hz, but Netflix doesn't stream at 60fps anyway, so it doesn't matter. 

Was also a question on futureproof ness

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34 minutes ago, 8BitArak said:

Was also a question on futureproof ness

You technically can run 4K60 through the 750 Ti if you have a TV that supports Chroma(4:4:4 ratio), but the content theoretically won't look as good due to the compression that's occurring.

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