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MorganO
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 how to consume 4k content with a ryzen  7 , 1080ti and a 4k monitor? like netflix or am i screwed becuase intel and microsoft? 

this doesnt mean locally stored 4k content

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8 minutes ago, CaptainKieseI said:

only netflix in 4k needs an intel chip

seriously SMH? anyway round it?

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Just now, ItsTheDuckAgain said:

none that I know of.

 

that sucks, wonder how much intel/microsoft/netflix where paid to do dis

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1 minute ago, CaptainKieseI said:

nope i dont think so.

Intel paid to be the only one

fair

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7 minutes ago, CaptainKieseI said:

nope i dont think so.

Intel paid to be the only one

Intel did not pay for exclusivity.

Here is an article that's about 6 months old talking about how Nvidia has enabled 4K Netflix playback in their latest beta driver.

I wouldn't be surprised if it has already launched.

 

There are a lot of restrictions though. SLI doesn't work with it, and as soon as you have a monitor plugged in that's not HDCP 2.2 compliant it will change to a lower resolution.

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45 minutes ago, LAwLz said:

Intel did not pay for exclusivity.

Here is an article that's about 6 months old talking about how Nvidia has enabled 4K Netflix playback in their latest beta driver.

I wouldn't be surprised if it has already launched.

 

There are a lot of restrictions though. SLI doesn't work with it, and as soon as you have a monitor plugged in that's not HDCP 2.2 compliant it will change to a lower resolution.

how do i know if my monitor is HDCP 2.2 compliant

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1 hour ago, LAwLz said:

Intel did not pay for exclusivity.

Here is an article that's about 6 months old talking about how Nvidia has enabled 4K Netflix playback in their latest beta driver.

I wouldn't be surprised if it has already launched.

 

There are a lot of restrictions though. SLI doesn't work with it, and as soon as you have a monitor plugged in that's not HDCP 2.2 compliant it will change to a lower resolution.

http://techreport.com/news/32195/nvidia-384-76-drivers-quietly-enable-uhd-netflix-on-pascal

you are right its enabled by now..

you will still need to use EDGE tho

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