It was updated last week to do that?yes, but that HDMI 2.1 port doesn't output 4K @ 120FPS
Do you have a link to say it doesnt?
It was updated last week to do that?yes, but that HDMI 2.1 port doesn't output 4K @ 120FPS
Proof?If you really look at it you will get 100Hz with adaptive sync capability on port 4. This is looking at the panel specification combined with that port specification.
Didn't know about the update but this is where i got my info fromIt was updated last week to do that?
Do you have a link to say it doesnt?
The screen refreshes at 120hz, so internally its processing 120hz (so it can do 5:5 pull down etc). You just cant feed 120hz into it via HDMI etc. Post processing has improved with firmware updates since that review. But its also a lot cheaper than the usual stuff that guy tests. The rest of those missing features dont impact visual quality, if you dont need/use them its not an issue. Bottom line is if you want to experience HDR, you wont beat it at this price point. the Q70T can barely match it in this regard.U8 has fake 120hz with dropped frames, poor post-processing software, no VRR, no freesynce, no HDMI2.1, no e arc.
Typically your actually screen refresh rate is half the stated manufacturer refresh rate which in this case is 200Hz. So i was assuming 100Hz from that. I am pleasantly suprised if it hits the 120Hz though as I own one of these.Proof?
According to rtings.com the lastest firmware
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Update 11/18/2020: We've retested the VRR with an HDMI 2.1 source and firmware version 1403. It can now display 120fps at 4k with VRR enabled, and it also works with NVIDIA's G-SYNC.
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May I suggest an Ematic TV box? I can confirm it runs Plex perfectly, both on the local LAN and remote streaming.Typically your actually screen refresh rate is half the stated manufacturer refresh rate which in this case is 200Hz. So i was assuming 100Hz from that. I am pleasantly suprised if it hits the 120Hz though as I own one of these.
I am however still looking for solutions regarding my Plex issues. I can browse the files through DLNA, I can use Plex through the onboard browser but as for the application, nothing.
Yeah, I recall seeing that in the show room, the U8 was brighter. Still, I would take a dimmer tv than one with motion processing problems.The screen refreshes at 120hz, so internally its processing 120hz (so it can do 5:5 pull down etc). You just cant feed 120hz into it via HDMI etc. Post processing has improved with firmware updates since that review. But its also a lot cheaper than the usual stuff that guy tests. The rest of those missing features dont impact visual quality, if you dont need/use them its not an issue. Bottom line is if you want to experience HDR, you wont beat it at this price point. the Q70T can barely match it in this regard.
yeah this years lineup of QLED's is actually a downgrade from the R of last year
Did you install the new update. Running Plex on TV ATM and no issues getting to library.Currently running Plex on my Apple TV while debugging.
Did you install the new update. Running Plex on TV ATM and no issues getting to library.Currently running Plex on my Apple TV while debugging.
I was thinking of getting the 65U8Q or the 65Q60T, should I rather go with the Q60 ??Be aware that the U8Q here is not the same as the H9G in reviews and its pretty poor in comparison, not sure why Hisense had done this to us and the UK region. I've notice blooming on subtitles and movie scenes where lowering brightness or deactivating local dimming had helped but that's not whats intended, I've then gone back to my initial Q70T for next gen console support with awesome blacks, no blooming and no processing issues. The latest update is awesome!
I was thinking of getting the 65U8Q or the 65Q60T, should I rather go with the Q60 ??
Have you updated the firmware on the U8Q ?
Rather go and see both, the Q60 was like cheaper compared to the Hisense model. I was standing there with cash ready when they moved 4 TV's in a line for me to view. The Q60T just didn't make sense at that price ( Special price )I was thinking of getting the 65U8Q or the 65Q60T, should I rather go with the Q60 ??
Have you updated the firmware on the U8Q ?
I have seen both side by side , the U8QF looked better than the 60T . Also the 4 year warranty made it more appealing .Rather go and see both, the Q60 was like cheaper compared to the Hisense model. I was standing there with cash ready when they moved 4 TV's in a line for me to view. The Q60T just didn't make sense at that price ( Special price )
So why are you considering the Q60I have seen both side by side , the U8QF looked better than the 60T . Also the 4 year warranty made it more appealing .