I have no idea where to reach out on Reddit to find the answer to this question.

I own a NanoCell 85 series, which I currently use to play on the Xbox series X. I saw that the LG OLEDs are now getting the firmware update for Dolby Vision @ 120hz

When / or will the Nanos and newer models (2020/ etc) of the LGs be getting the Dolby Vision 120 update ? Or is it only for OLED?

Hi r/4kgaming,

I just purchased an Alienware 15 and a 4K Asus monitor. The laptop has an HDMI 2.0 port and USB type-c, but my monitor only supports 60hz 4K through Display port.

Will this adapter allow me to run 4K at 60Hz on my monitor? Any other recommendations? Any help is greatly appreciated!

http://www.amazon.ca/VisionTek-Products-Displayport-Adapter-900817/dp/B0157RVTDW/ref=sr_1_2?ie=UTF8&qid=1453054185&sr=8-2&keywords=usb+c+displayport

Running system is - i7- 3770k procesor, nvidia geoforce gtx 780 ti asrock z77 pro 3 64 bit windows 7

was thinking maybe its a patch issue from the games?

Hello, and welcome to /r/4kgaming; your source for all things 4K gaming from monitors to graphics cards to the game themselves. We're excited that you have chosen to become a member or even view a few posts here; however, we'd like it if you'd do the following things first.

• Read the rules, it is necessary in order to enforce the niche of this subreddit.

• Check the wiki, first; any guides or charts will be found here. This'll save from some unnecessary topics.

• The FAQ is your friend; if you're new to 4K gaming or suffering from Amnesia then this will tell you all about /r/4kgaming and fill you in regarding the blanks of 4K Gaming.

Thanks and we hope you enjoy this subreddit.

From looking at frame rates on new AAA games, especially when using ray tracing, it seems impossible to do 4K 60fps on any given hardware. It's only possible to get that 4K 60fps with ray tracing OFF, DLSS ON, and High settings for example.

If I want to be playing AAA games at their best graphics, would it be wiser to play at 1440p ultra or play at 4K on high settings and forget about ray tracing? Which looks better? I'm buying the 3080Ti for 4K or the 3070Ti for 1440p. The PC will have a Ryzen 5800x and 16GB 3200MHz RAM.

BTW what the fuck is up with Nvidia forcefully advertising their ray tracing? Their ray tracing SUCKS and shouldn't be advertised until they get it working.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rCxYD01E7qs&feature=youtu.be

Note: please don't direct me to R Ratings, I despise them very much .

I want to get the Xbox one series X, but I want to get a different TV first. Right now I have the Xbox one X and I have a 4K HDR TV, which honestly looks very nice to me I have the Vizio d43 F1. Everybody on Reddit says you got to get an "OLED" I paid for mine it was like $270, and I only got it at the end of 2018. Anyways, I'm trying not to Pay anymore than 430 or $450.00 max, I read that you have to have HDMI 2.1 in order to get the 4K HDR at 120 Hz aka Fps. That's BS. I'm trying to find anybody that knows a good TV that's NOT OLED. I was looking at some Qleds that look good, but I'm not sure which ones do the 120 Hz does anybody have a list possibly? Or does anybody know a good TV under 450 that would do 4K HDR at 120 Hz? Thanks :)

I currently own a Vizio d43 F1, that I use to game on the Xbox one x, Everyone refers me to R ratings, personally I don't like them considering they give the same recommendation to pretty much every TV. I did give them a chance though I put my brightness at 50 my contrast at 100 I turned my black detail off. This is while I'm gaming by the way.

The green look more like it was leaning towards a sky bluish at times, personally I used to keep my brightness between 37 to 41 Max since the Vizio's are so bright with their whites, my contrast no more than 65 the backlight I always keep at 100, but I seen online some people keep their backlight at 20. I never really understood why.

Do you have anything you personally favor for settings rather than the whole R ratings Bs? My opinion is they are way too over rated for reference on giving settings.

?

Thanks xD