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Just been doing a bit more research into this and came across a very good articlehttp://community.cedia.net/blogs/david-meyer/2018/05/16/hdmi-data-rates-for-4k-hdrUsing hdmi 2.0, HDR can be displayed at 4K60Hz but only over 4:2:0 or 4:2:2 sampling. To achieve this with 4:4:4 sampling we will need to wait for the greater bandwith of hdmi 2.1. So the Samsung surely is a 10 bit panel however I'm still trying to work out why the Radeon panel doesn't let me select 10bit at 4:2:2 but only at 4:2:0. Can the TV panels be manufactured with just one out of those two chroma sampling? I'm using a hdmi 2.0 cable specified at 18Gbps.
Just been doing a bit more research into this and came across a very good article
http://community.cedia.net/blogs/david-meyer/2018/05/16/hdmi-data-rates-for-4k-hdr
Using hdmi 2.0, HDR can be displayed at 4K60Hz but only over 4:2:0 or 4:2:2 sampling. To achieve this with 4:4:4 sampling we will need to wait for the greater bandwith of hdmi 2.1. So the Samsung surely is a 10 bit panel however I'm still trying to work out why the Radeon panel doesn't let me select 10bit at 4:2:2 but only at 4:2:0. Can the TV panels be manufactured with just one out of those two chroma sampling? I'm using a hdmi 2.0 cable specified at 18Gbps.
