Current Events > Can you use older HDMI cables to connect to a 4K TV?

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GameGodOfAll 02/08/24 4:56:39 PM #1:	For stuff like Switch, PS4, hooking up your laptop etc. Just got a 4K, but the HDMI input settings are all grayed out. Do I need new 4K ones even if I'm not going to play something in 4K? --- My Words Were True And Sheamus Made You Believe! http://imgur.com/Fc39f.jpg <cite>GameGodOfAll posted [p:978731851] in Can you us... [t:80691660]...</cite> <quote>For stuff like Switch, PS4, hooking up your laptop etc.Just got a 4K, but the HDMI input settings are all grayed out. Do I need new 4K ones even if I'm not going to play something in 4K? </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Trumble 02/08/24 4:58:41 PM #2:	You might not get over 4k30 / 1080p60 with older ones, but they should still work in general. --- Chicken butt. <cite>Trumble posted [p:978731898] in Can you us... [t:80691660]...</cite> <quote>You might not get over 4k30 / 1080p60 with older ones, but they should still work in general. </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Mad-Dogg 02/08/24 4:59:20 PM #3:	Its fine to use older HDMI cables for general 4K video gaming/watching stuff. You will only need a newer one that supports higher bandwidths for HDMI 2.1 stuff. (Not no super expensive goofy monster cable type of thing either. Just something that has HDMI 2.1 support in the cable's description). --- GTag:MadDogg730 PSN:lMadDogg NNID:xMadDoggx NS friend code:5313-0564-0819 Go buy cyber shadow like right now. <cite>Mad-Dogg posted [p:978731914] in Can you us... [t:80691660]...</cite> <quote>Its fine to use older HDMI cables for general 4K video gaming/watching stuff.You will only need a newer one that supports higher bandwidths for HDMI 2.1 stuff. (Not no super expensive goofy monster cable type of thing either. Just something that has HDMI 2.1 support in the cable's description). </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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