I have a HDMI 1.0 but i just bought a 4k tv, buying this cable will help in anyway to my new tv?
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I'm sure it will, I don't have a 4K tv yet, but I hooked this up from my new Denon 4K, 3D receiver to my Sony tv and noticed the picture improved. Even regular DVDs picture improved. I had an 8 year old HDMI cable I replaced.
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I'm sorry but I'm not a expert regarding HDMI cables. However; Franklin Edwin Lyons seems to be very knowledgeable and I hope he or another member can assist you.
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This card appears to be HDMI 1.4. HDMI 1.4 can push 4k resolution content but the bandwidth is lower so maximum frame rate is lower. That said, even HDMI 2.0 is limited to 60hz so it's not exactly going to be maxing out any high rate TVs. You could push the video through a displayport adapter to get higher rates, but it would really depend on why you are doing it as most movies are only in the 24 range. Best answer I can do from my phone, hope it helps.
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I want to but the LN46A630 and want to ensure that I get the correct HDMI cable that will support 120 HZ, etc. So what exact product should I get? When folks reply, please give the model # so I know what to get. Thanks!
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My understanding is that it will "pass through" a 4K signal on HDMI inputs 1-5, but it will NOT upscale a lower resolution signal to approximate a 4K signal. See pages 8 and 28 of the operating manual for more detail.
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Kelly, I'm not sure about that whether the cable would work out or not as I don't have the newer model of Xbox360. I had ordered it for my TV and it doesn't support.
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Nope, not necessary. You will probably want a 1.3 spec Cat 2 cable. That will set you back about $5 plus shipping. The cable people are at monoprice.com. Most HDMI cables are 6 feet. If that works for you this is what you should buy...http://www.monoprice.com/products/product.asp?c_id=102&cp;_id=10240&cs;_id=1024008&p;_id=3992&seq;=1&format;=2.
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these guys have a pretty good explanation that unfortunately doesn't help those who already purchased this, but maybe will help others. http://www.bluejeanscable.com/articles/component-to-hdmi-cable.htm
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Make sure that the cables you buy are HDMI certified. This will ensure that the connector is made to spec. Otherwise, the problem is on the hardware side. I would first suspect the cable though.
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I will refer you to this article but I think they will do what you need:http://www.digitaltrends.com/home-theater/hdmi-2-0-explained/
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yes you will have. i have both cable and cant find any difference in result. its my own opinion.
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Firmware on both are up to date..This is the HDMI cable i'm using Monster Cable M2000HD M Series M2000 HDMI 2000 M - 8 feet i think the cable should be good enough but,i'll need to get a newer one just to make sure.
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This is the right cable but its not good quality. I would say go with a PNY or something similar. I just bought the adapter because I have the HDMI cord already. Hope this helps.
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Yes it will, it should be a better experience than your old HDMI, I was shocked of the quality for the price I paid.
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Yes, an HDMI cable is a universal connection type cable. Similar to let's say a USB cable or connection. The current version is V 1.3
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No, this cable is designed for 4K upscaling from a 1080p or 720p source running at 24Hz. It will only slightly improve 1080p and depending on your source probably degrade the image quality. Unless you have a 4K tv, I don't recommend this cable. The color capabilities of your tv are set in stone and only the source can be adjusted.
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I doubt it. This is a july 2013 model. Hdmi 2.0 is more representative of late summer 2014 or later. HOWEVER read carefully any 4k capability of pass thru. I do not have a 4k und tv.