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What GPU for 4K HDR video, no gaming

multifrag
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The screen is LG OLED55B7 which has 10bit 4k panel, but only HDMI 2.0b input. I'm limited to 4:4:4 30hz because of it, but it should be fine for video playback. I know for sure that RX 480 and RX580 are capable of working in 4k HDR mode, but due to the cryptocurrency boom I would like to have some extra options. Would nvidia Pascal gpu work with 4k HDR?

P.S. This is for a vfx studio workflow. So suggestions on Quadros and firepros are fine. The price is not a problem.

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11 minutes ago, multifrag said:

The price is not a problem.

1080 ti....

 

well, a 1050 ti should be able to or even a rx 550 no? for home cinema they should be able 

Remember to quote me (or someone else), otherwise we won't going to recieve your answers...

 

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Then how about the RX 480 equivalent, AMD Radeon Pro WX 7100? Or the cut down WX 5100.

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1 minute ago, Zagna said:

Then how about the RX 480 equivalent, AMD Radeon Pro WX 7100? Or the cut down WX 5100.

They only come with DisplayPorts and I don't want to play with compatibility issues or adapters.

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