E4k120
Ehttps://www.phoronix.com/news/HDMI-2.1-OSS-Rejected cause i recently just saw this
One of the limitations of AMD's open-source Linux graphics driver has been the inability to implement HDMI 2.1+ functionality on the basis of legal requirements by the HDMI Forum
KNice workaround!
KGlad you got it
KIt doesn't
Eoh
Ethen how would you recommend i go about this
Edoes it do displayport 2.1?
KDisplayPort works perfectly, it's an open standard
KAbandon HDMI
Enot possible on the 4k120 TVs im planning
Eunless i can somehow adapt DP2.1 to HDMI2.1
KNot sure on that one
Eor unless i go for any of these four that will be signficantly worse than the 1000-1500€ TVs ive been looking at
Eactually not 100% sure on that LG UltraGear at the top
Ebut those other three are probably worse than the LG C2 or C3 or Samsung S95B
Eactually @Kyle Gospo thanks for indirectly suggesting these, theyre genuinely not a bad option
Egoing for large OLED monitors instead of this size range of TVs
Ethank you
R
ALmao
Ewheres ease of use
Joh no
Janyway, you should use DisplayPort
Zthe steam deck outputs displayport from the usb-c port, not hdmi. the dock handles conversion of the signal
Eim talking a HTPC
Enot a steam deck
Zmaybe t does an internal dp-hdmi conversion?
ERX7800XT as gpu to be exact
Eno?
Eim not talking about the steam deck
Eim talking about regular consumer AMD gpus
Zi'm assuming bazzite refers to nvidia then, because it's not doable on linux atm
ZEthats exactly what i was asking
Eand i got my answer
Eand its not possible
Epossibly a DP2.1 to HDMI2.1 would work in my case as i need HDMI for a TV
Eor i buy a 48" 4k120 monitor instead which do come with DP
Await, if im seeing this correctly u-blue is paying something like 44$ per year to host bazzite
Almao
Athats free real estate thanks M$
Aor 44xmembers i guess
VAnd they say Linux is "free" 
Almao you know how much the bandwidth for the around 2M pulls of bazzite costs?
Aat 5c/gb which is not unreasonable and 2.5gb per pull lets see
A12.5k$
Anot bad actually, I guess the problem is in fact streaming
Ahaving 8M views on a 8min video costs around 12.5k$ too
Efree for us
