@@ightimmaheadout290 You miss the whole point of the video. If you wanted to know the answer in 10 seconds, you should've Google it and not click on a 10 minute video 🤦🏻♂️ Also since people already doubt if the cables are really 2.1, he's showing us proof as well.
Lmao is is the ONLY reason I clicked on comments is to verify what I heard, because there’s no way you can say that in a video and NOT have it be commented on lol
@@SleeperNO A Pome: Oh Vincent, Vencenzo, whom ever you please, Education becomes entertainment whenever you speak. With a quip and a fact, you set us all straight; Unlike others you calmly explain, not berate. I've failed to acquire enough Brill Cream to match, your gloriously glossy shiny thick thatch, Yet I endeavour to learn and improve by your hand, That's why I bought a TV for over a grand!
@@JuanDiaz-jo1rw cable doesn't have power... it's bandwidth is higher, but Sony says they are going to address it... it remains to be seen if the lower bandwidth is a hardware of software limitation.
Not to suprised many claimed it wasn't the PS5 but the cable. I had a feeling it wasn't the cable as you went back and forth with an Xbox Series X, PS5, and 30 series GPU.
This video was perfectly timed!! I was using an Audio Quest Pearl HDMI for my PlayStation 5 and only a few hours ago changed to the cable which came with the box as i was paranoid the Pearl wasn't 2.1 capable. Really glad to see this test pass, thanks a lot Vincent, keep up the good work!
This is one of the arguments that some Xbox fanboys was saying on UA-cam that PS5 is not 2,1 HDMI that is 2,0 i told one of them to look it up and then he tells me to send them the prove i said i don't have to prove anything to you is confirmed look it up and don't spread rumors if you don't know anything
Anyone that knows your work should know that you don't lie on what you report, a fanboy will always damage control iv seen it from both sides shame you had to make this video to a prove your reports but i understand why. I'm loving both consoles and looking forward to what's to come 😁 Keep up the good work 😁
@@jjadey1752 No, he's talking about the cult-like Sony fankids who gathered like a pack of rabid savages over his video last night showing that the PS5 only outputs 32Gbps. So like the freaks they are, they proceeded to claim it was because the cable that comes with the PS5 wasn't HDMI 2.1, as if they are getting paid by Sony for such ridiculous damage control or that this TV expert & genius doesn't know what he is doing. So he released this video today to shut the kids down.
Glad I found this video, I have a new X2700H and have been using Club3D HDMI2.1 cables since they came out first a year or two ago, they were the only cable I trusted that wouldnt give me black screen when using as a LG C9 monitor. Results are that they PASSED 40GBPS
This was extremely useful to me because I mixed up my PS5 HDMI and other HDMI cables I had and assumed that the "premium high speed" was the 2.1 and the "high speed" (not labelled ultra) must be the 2.0 which as you explained is NOT the case. I just bought a 120 Hz OLED so now I can switch the cables and get full performance. Thank you very much sir.
Thanks for clarifying that there is no HDMI 2.1 cable. Still people buying NEW cable because of the "need" of HDMI 2.1 . The cable must just pass the ULTRA HIGH Speed test. Even a 10 year old cable can pass this test if the quality from the cable is good enough.
@MonsterKat I doubt a firmware update (which was probably planned from the start) couldn't fix this. I mean, even the X360 went from being a 720p console to 1080p.
Long time no talk Vincent, I hope you’re doing well! So I did this with the Marantz SR7015 and the PS5 cable failed 3 out of 10 times, so 30% of the time, it does not pass anything. I get a full cable fail. I released my video on this same topic Thursday. Also, I can confirm with the Marantz video info screen that the PS5 is capped at 32 Gbps when outputting 4K120Hz as it’s YUV422 from the console and not 4:4:4.
@@lolerie So with the SR7015, you will get one of the following messages: PASS-8K(40Gbps) 4K(18Gbps) PASS / 8K(24Gbps) FAIL 4K(9Gbps) PASS / 4K(18Gbps) FAIL CABLE TEST FAIL I have seen on my SR7015 everything except the 4K(9Gbps) PASS / 4K(18Gbps) FAIL, however, I think CABLE TEST FAIL means it fails everything, 9Gbps, 18Gbps, 24Gbps, 40Gbps...all of it. A full cable failure.
Dear Vincent! I don't understand why "Quantum TV" youtuber makes such videos about you or about Fomo. He also claimed, that Xbox Series X is capable of 48 gbps, and the 40 gbps limit is just YOUR fantasy, but I know it's a lie!! It makes me angry, and I already told him twice, but of course he ignored it. I have seen actually all of your videos and I think you are very very professional and accurate by testing this HDR TV-s (and other technical stuff), and I like your style! Keep going on! Thank you for your great videos!
He’s keeps making them because he knows people like you will click on the video and watch it to refute his points. This helps his views and pushes him higher in the UA-cam algorithm, while also getting him ad revenue. He’s laughing all the way to the bank at your arguments defending Vincent. The best way to deal with a troll is to ignore them. Anything else is just what they want from you.
The guy is a fool who thinks his word and opinions is the only ones with honesty, you question him and he ignores you or deletes your comments. My fav is him thinking HDR is a scam and him ramping up his colours and such to seriously high is better 🤦🏻♂️
Just to be clear, a cable does not NEED to be certified to be able to send HDMI 2.1 level signals, however certification is simply a guarantee that it will do so. Theoretically speaking, if you found a cable built well enough, something from 10 years ago could even still potentially pass HDMI 2.1 level signals. That's the nice thing about HDMI, is that at a base level, the cables are the same internally. It's just a matter of how well built they are, how strongly they can hold a signal over distance, and how well they can block external interference. Those are the factors that allow higher bandwidths to carry, which result in certification. So theoretically, with a well enough built cable, even a very early HDMI cable could potentially carry an 8K/120 signal. It's just a gamble if you're picking something that isn't certified.
@@stopmotionlebronjames5124 You are confusing cables with the HDMI hardware implemented on a given tv - a 5 year year old tv cannot offer the extra features of a 2.1 signal, even if the 5 year old cable can. The tv will still allow you to connect to a ps5, but you will only get a subset of the available resolution/refresh rates.
It's really nice to see that you can take criticism regardless if it's proven right or wrong, unlike some people here I think there should be no person who's words should be taken for granted.
I remember that LG HDMI 2.1 originally came out with 48gbps in the 2019 models, and stepped it down, to 40gbps in 2020. This took the capabilities of the 4K 120hz 12bit color, to 4K 120hz 8bit color
Regarding the PS5 to C9 with the PS5 high speed HDMI cable, it's interesting to me to see that the FFE level is 3. This is the highest allowable value, so it's taking the maximum amount of TxFFE available to the Panasonic bridge chip transmitter to pass FRL Rate 4 (4x8Gbps) to the TV. Seems like the link signal integrity might be at its limit or marginal. This might warrant some eye diagram measurements.
Thanks for testing. I think it's also important to point out that currently the ps5 is forcing hdr on all sdr games and the only way to fix it is to manually toggle off hdr each time you want to play an sdr game. Ps4 never had this problem. I'm sure most of us don't want to have to do internet research every time we play a new game (especially indy or AA titles) to see whether they support hdr.
If you follow Vincent's PS5 settings on a LG C1,the TV or PS5 will switch settings for SD and HDR games,not sure which makes the switch. If you have a psvr hooked up it all goes to hell and you can only have HDR on both SD and HDR games.
I just got my ps5 and there’s an auto toggle in setting for this. Im assuming they brought it with an update? It’s funny because I was playing insurgency and it looked off. I realised this was the reason, trying to force HDR which made it look bad!
@@DarrenE1991 yup they released an update about 6 month after I wrote comment above. Works great for games but does not work for streaming apps. Tbh no one should be using the bad quality streaming apps on consoles anyway
Still the same in January 2023. Another thing the PS5 doesn't do is "Turn off the TV/Monitor" when you turn off the PS5 BUT The tv/Monitor does Put the PS5 into rest mode when you turn it off! So now I have to remember to switch off the TV after shutting down the PS5. PS4 was the opposite! Oh the joys.
Your knowledge of this subject is invaluable to 70% of end users of these consumer products. I'm a newly subscribed to your channel.. So I would like to say a massive thank you, for all your hard work and time invested. 👌👍🙏 All the very best for 21
Awesome! Thanks for doing this. Certainly creates confusion when it doesn't carry the official Ultra High Speed HDMI name, or the certification QR code. Very nice of you to provide this peace of mind :)
I'm not one of the foolish infidels who doubts your findings, but I am very curious to see if 40Gbps will be unlocked when Sony releases firmware for VRR, ALLM and 8K on PS5.
It definitely makes a difference, as I used a old hdmi cable to test my ps5 and the picture was all screwed up.swaped out to the cable that came with it and it worked fine.
@@winning77thI bought the avr on this test which is perfect, got the Sony pulse headset as well and for the first time in my life i might prefer headphones to a real 7.1, the 3d audio is impressive.
Rumour squashed. Thank you Vincent! Now then, what about the game options in the PS5 menu system for 'performance' versus 'resolution' ? As, the rumour for this is that: changing this from the 'default' to 'resolution' will mean the system changes the video output signal for games. That's the other rumour.
Glad to see that the ps5 HDMI cable is capable of transfers up to 40 Gbit/s. I have already changed my ps5 cable with a new certified one because I had sometimes issues and not getting signal on my QN85C TV. Since I changed cable it runs absolutely fine every single time. Just sharing my experience here
As always great work Vincent. Thank you so much for clearing this up. Wonder why Sony did this? Do you think this issue can be fix with an update from Sony?
Vincent, thank you for all your efforts and professionalism. Could you just ask Sony directly if they have capped the bandwidth? and if they have why? If they have not, then on spec's alone it is inferior to the Xbox but in the real world could you actually see that difference?
LOL "I'm not Wong" You might not be Wong, but you sure are Correct Vincent. Very good analysis and break down. I like that the Denon was able to do test on cable like that. Also your LG C9 has good info on the display as well. Thanks for sharing.
Dude, his quips and one liners effing kill me every time. He sounds so professional and matter of fact then he lets you know he insists on using his own condoms... lol
@@geoffreyallen9314 no I use filmmaker mode to watch TV an d movies. And game mode does not look bad. It turns of all processing. Also newer tvs don't need to be calibrated, default settings are fine.
I see the same result using the Sony cable between my PC and 48 OLED, all works without issue running 4k120@444 clearly supporting 40Gbps. I'm not sure why the Marantz test has failed for Technodad, but it feels like an issue with the testing on that unit as it doesn't match up to other testing. That or they got Dud cables. Love your work Vincent!
@@kevsaccount3644 oopsie, sorry, I just watched Technodad video. It is strange, very strange, that 18 gbit failed. I doubt it is possible. So IMHO, he got just a bad cable or AVR.
Vincent & I think alike apparently. I already ordered the Zeskit HDMI cable to work with my Atmos soundbar & Xbox Series X. The cable singlehandedly stopped the random drops of lost audio/video I was getting through my soundbar. I will be ordering another one of these cables for my PS5.
So I got my PS5 and Xbox about a week apart from each other and I found that the HDMI 2.1 cable supplied with the PS5 was much shorter then the one supplied with the Xbox Series X. I was able to easily use the Xbox's HDMI 2.1 cable to connect my TV to my console with no issues but the PS5's cable was too short. I ended up by a Ultra High speed cable off of Amazon that was 10 feet long and using it with the my Xbox Series X as it was slightly further away from the HDMI port of the TV and used the cable supplied with my Xbox Series X on the PS5 since it was the perfect length for where the PS5 is connected.
@@funtime5977 Nope. HDMI 2.1 and ALLM, but no VRR. I'm hoping they add it in the future with an update. I heard those LG TVs have VRR, but they cost more. I got this 65 inch 900H for $1000 and I'm fully satisfied. The picture quality is great.
@@markrowe8824 Dolby Atmos is indeed a surround sound format. DD+ is a compression scheme that allows for Dolby Atmos transfer that previous schemes could not, due to bandwidth limitations.
I tested both the Zeskit 3M high speed HDMI cable and the Audiano 2M high speed cable from Amazon with a 3090 and LG CX and both passed 4K/120/RGB/4:4:4 with no issues. I needed 3M, but was scared a longer cable would introduce issues, so I got a different 2M one in a different brand JIC and both ended up working perfectly. Both were recommended as HDMI 2.1 capable on AVS even though they don't certify official HDMI 2.1 cables yet (just HDMI high speed blah blah blah...). Both of these are quality brands in build and tech based on my own testing.
You don’t actually need HDMI 2.1 cable. Just use a regular HDMI 2.0 cable, try to set 4K@120 10-bit 4:4:4 on your 3090 you will be surprised with the results ;)
@@chroman you're probably right, but I didn't want to get my new card in the mail and hook it up just to find out my cable was lacking and best buy was closed, so I bought two of the highest recommended brands to hedge my bet. If you're gonna drive off a cliff and buy a 3090 you don't skimp on the cable... at least that was my thinking.
![You've Been Doing PS5 [Adjust HDR] Wrong... Here's How to Get the Best Settings](/img/n.gif)
Is the HDMI Cable Included with Sony PS5 Really HDMI 2.1?
Yes.
You tubers love to drag shit lmao
Thanks for this lol
Thanks
ty my nigga, this video could've been done in 10 seconds
@@ightimmaheadout290
You miss the whole point of the video. If you wanted to know the answer in 10 seconds, you should've Google it and not click on a 10 minute video 🤦🏻♂️
Also since people already doubt if the cables are really 2.1, he's showing us proof as well.
Vincent is the type of guy to bring his own HDMI cables to a Netflix party
Vincent is the type of guy that will take with him a stack of 4k HDR Blu-ray's... Compression streaming... YIKES :D
Vincent most likely would invite everyone to his apartment to be able to let everyone enjoy true atmos and hdr
I’ve never heard that one before
LOLLLL
Pretty sure he's always hosting the netflix party...
Vincent, you are spoiling us with all this content.
Wait, people on the internet doubted a professional and their results?
No way!
Sony fanboys are everywhere...
Yes it's so fanboysh to beleve that the cable are garbage. Now we know it's a money saver. And everyone are happy in the end.
@@ironmanDX It's probably xbox fans trying to downplay PS5
@ADommM Laughing at Boomers hahah yep, that's why xbots keep waiting, xbox has no games and multiplats runs best on PS5 😂
@ADommM Laughing at Boomers Found the Xbox fanboy downplaying the PS5!
" i always use my own condom cuz I know the expiration date." Hahaha
Wise words.. I would write that down to tell your kids in the future
I couldn't believe my ears when I heard it! Hahaha
I love how he says it so matter-of-factly, as if it's just common-sense that everyone should, but sadly doesn't, possess.
Lmao is is the ONLY reason I clicked on comments is to verify what I heard, because there’s no way you can say that in a video and NOT have it be commented on lol
I love it!
Whether it's cables or condoms, Vincent always emphasises the quality of the sheath.
hahaha
Vince is savage. :)
Did we expect any less from greatness? 😂🤣
@@mailoboy398 of course not!
xDD
2.1 HDMI knowledge drop. That's what I call bars! You tell them, Vincent.
@@CallmeSins you can update the bugs and capped settings...
I haven't seen any videos on properly setting up the PlayStation 5 on the LG C9..... Would that be possible next please?
@@CallmeSins why so negative? My ps5 is pretty great as well as my rig. Probably going to get a series x later, but my pc is good enough for now.
@@grudgep3rsona375 that's what I'm saying if it's capped at first you're not getting it native..4k 120hz
@@jonathanluzi3195 way to hijacks someone elses comment, instead of making your own.
I just watched the reflection of a mans hands for 10 minutes.
But what a specimen! The narration is also impeccable!
@@SleeperNO A Pome:
Oh Vincent, Vencenzo, whom ever you please,
Education becomes entertainment whenever you speak.
With a quip and a fact, you set us all straight;
Unlike others you calmly explain, not berate.
I've failed to acquire enough Brill Cream to match, your gloriously glossy shiny thick thatch,
Yet I endeavour to learn and improve by your hand,
That's why I bought a TV for over a grand!
and those hands know how to please us for those 10 minutes
My name is Kira yoshikage...
@@SleeperNO I didn’t understand a word he spoke. Liked the video anyway
Vincent just wrecked y’all fools.
Quantum TV in particular
Condoms aside, at least we know the bandwidth constriction on PS5 isn't due to the cable.
Yes, so very comforting.
Or the display
sony is cheap. I knew it!!! 😀
funny how the cable is more powerful than the PS5.
@@JuanDiaz-jo1rw cable doesn't have power... it's bandwidth is higher, but Sony says they are going to address it... it remains to be seen if the lower bandwidth is a hardware of software limitation.
As brought to you by Vincent "Definitely Not Wong" Teoh
Not to suprised many claimed it wasn't the PS5 but the cable. I had a feeling it wasn't the cable as you went back and forth with an Xbox Series X, PS5, and 30 series GPU.
No one should ever doubt Vincent when it comes to HDTV Tests, or carrying condoms!
This video was perfectly timed!! I was using an Audio Quest Pearl HDMI for my PlayStation 5 and only a few hours ago changed to the cable which came with the box as i was paranoid the Pearl wasn't 2.1 capable. Really glad to see this test pass, thanks a lot Vincent, keep up the good work!
Vincent uses certified Magnum 2.1s only.
It’s the only certified condom to cover 8K 😂🤣
So basically the hdmi cord that comes with ps5 is a hdmi 2.1 cord
You saved my time
This is one of the arguments that some Xbox fanboys was saying on UA-cam that PS5 is not 2,1 HDMI that is 2,0 i told one of them to look it up and then he tells me to send them the prove i said i don't have to prove anything to you is confirmed look it up and don't spread rumors if you don't know anything
Damn it.....that’s aaaaallllllll I was looking for
Holy shit yes OP should at least put the answer in the description amirite
It's not 2.1 capable, only not certified.
Anyone that knows your work should know that you don't lie on what you report, a fanboy will always damage control iv seen it from both sides shame you had to make this video to a prove your reports but i understand why.
I'm loving both consoles and looking forward to what's to come 😁
Keep up the good work 😁
Ya'll thought our boy was using HDMI cables from the box?!
He is
@@69metersbelow25 hes talking about the original vid which he wasn't he was using his own certified cables
nah i thought he was another condom user
@@jjadey1752 No, he's talking about the cult-like Sony fankids who gathered like a pack of rabid savages over his video last night showing that the PS5 only outputs 32Gbps. So like the freaks they are, they proceeded to claim it was because the cable that comes with the PS5 wasn't HDMI 2.1, as if they are getting paid by Sony for such ridiculous damage control or that this TV expert & genius doesn't know what he is doing. So he released this video today to shut the kids down.
@@nonyabusiness6084 Your comment says way more about you than “Sony fan boys”.
“Some quarters” is starting to become my favorite Vince phrase
Glad I found this video, I have a new X2700H and have been using Club3D HDMI2.1 cables since they came out first a year or two ago, they were the only cable I trusted that wouldnt give me black screen when using as a LG C9 monitor. Results are that they PASSED 40GBPS
how do you access the diagnostics cable menu? I have the same receiver. Thanks
Vincent here doing God's work.
😂
Love to see a full episode on PS5 with the C9. Performance benchmarks with best settings etc.. would be epic. Keep up the good work!
Bump
Yup!
Yes that would be great
This please.
Agreed, I have a c9 and it’s been such a pain in the ass trying to find proper settings. Every video now is using the CX
I am using a 16ft Zeskit cable for my PS5 to a Sony X900H. It works flawlessly!
Same, when I tried using the HDMI cable that came with the PS5, if would not let me do 120hz on COD, until I switched to the Zeskit.
So I definitely need a 2.1 cable
This was extremely useful to me because I mixed up my PS5 HDMI and other HDMI cables I had and assumed that the "premium high speed" was the 2.1 and the "high speed" (not labelled ultra) must be the 2.0 which as you explained is NOT the case. I just bought a 120 Hz OLED so now I can switch the cables and get full performance. Thank you very much sir.
So detailed, factual & to the point, appreciate your work sir!!
Thanks for clarifying that there is no HDMI 2.1 cable. Still people buying NEW cable because of the "need" of HDMI 2.1 . The cable must just pass the ULTRA HIGH Speed test. Even a 10 year old cable can pass this test if the quality from the cable is good enough.
He just said it's a ultra high speed lol watch again
Omg he has a ps5 now. Can't wait for his TV setup guide for ps5 🥰
You got featured today on Dutch tech news website Tweakers about PS5 supporting 32Gb/s at 120hz! :D
@MonsterKat I doubt a firmware update (which was probably planned from the start) couldn't fix this. I mean, even the X360 went from being a 720p console to 1080p.
@@xmaverickhunterkx yes it will! The PS4 was firmware updated later to support HDR. The Xbox one couldn’t.
Real HDMI 2.1 supports 48gbs and the hdmi of xsx supports 40gbs. HDMI of xbox is garbage.
@@vermark1_5 And ps5 only supports 32 currently. I guess ps5 sucks ass right?
@Vermark
So? The PS5 offers an even lower bandwidth of 32Gbps. I don't own an Xbox at all, but I just don't understand you console fanboys.
I was so waiting for the "I am not Wong" comment. He dropped the bomb @9:37
Classic
Vincent created this video to do a ultra high speed dunk on those chaps questioning his methods. Well done mate, mission accomplished in style.
Love that receiver hdmi test option.
very convenient
How do you use that feature?
Man you're a GOAT. You made the video I was EXACTLY searching for !! :D
Long time no talk Vincent, I hope you’re doing well! So I did this with the Marantz SR7015 and the PS5 cable failed 3 out of 10 times, so 30% of the time, it does not pass anything. I get a full cable fail. I released my video on this same topic Thursday. Also, I can confirm with the Marantz video info screen that the PS5 is capped at 32 Gbps when outputting 4K120Hz as it’s YUV422 from the console and not 4:4:4.
Is it possible this could be a software cap, and unlocked with a patch? Or is it likely that this is a fixed hardware limit?
@@2drealms196 the chip is supporting 40 gbits.
You also ommited that fact that Sony cable did not even pass 18 gbit.. strange.
@@lolerie So with the SR7015, you will get one of the following messages:
PASS-8K(40Gbps)
4K(18Gbps) PASS / 8K(24Gbps) FAIL
4K(9Gbps) PASS / 4K(18Gbps) FAIL
CABLE TEST FAIL
I have seen on my SR7015 everything except the 4K(9Gbps) PASS / 4K(18Gbps) FAIL, however, I think CABLE TEST FAIL means it fails everything, 9Gbps, 18Gbps, 24Gbps, 40Gbps...all of it. A full cable failure.
@@TechnoDad Yeah, and that is the point. Sony cable did not even get to 9 gbit even though it is marked as 18 gbit?
My name is Vincent teo i am not Wong 😂😂😂
😂
@@GarethColquhoun You might be surprised to learn that Dong knows tech, as well.
Dear Vincent!
I don't understand why "Quantum TV" youtuber makes such videos about you or about Fomo. He also claimed, that Xbox Series X is capable of 48 gbps, and the 40 gbps limit is just YOUR fantasy, but I know it's a lie!! It makes me angry, and I already told him twice, but of course he ignored it. I have seen actually all of your videos and I think you are very very professional and accurate by testing this HDR TV-s (and other technical stuff), and I like your style!
Keep going on! Thank you for your great videos!
He’s keeps making them because he knows people like you will click on the video and watch it to refute his points. This helps his views and pushes him higher in the UA-cam algorithm, while also getting him ad revenue. He’s laughing all the way to the bank at your arguments defending Vincent. The best way to deal with a troll is to ignore them. Anything else is just what they want from you.
@@RickinICT true
The guy is a fool who thinks his word and opinions is the only ones with honesty, you question him and he ignores you or deletes your comments. My fav is him thinking HDR is a scam and him ramping up his colours and such to seriously high is better 🤦🏻♂️
@@superstew79 HDR is awsm
@@CaveMansSHOW what’s that mean?
"I have a c9 laying around"
Yes, somewhere in my closet between my condoms lol
@@jansap7472 😂
Weird flex but ok
Are they expired tho
I heard that was the last good oled from lg. The c9 i heard was the brightest, even brighter than the cx.
LMFAO 🤣 my name is Vincent and I am not Wong...... Wow that did for me you're the Man 👍🏼👌🏽
That update better be coming HELLA FAST PS5 !!!
Just to be clear, a cable does not NEED to be certified to be able to send HDMI 2.1 level signals, however certification is simply a guarantee that it will do so. Theoretically speaking, if you found a cable built well enough, something from 10 years ago could even still potentially pass HDMI 2.1 level signals. That's the nice thing about HDMI, is that at a base level, the cables are the same internally. It's just a matter of how well built they are, how strongly they can hold a signal over distance, and how well they can block external interference. Those are the factors that allow higher bandwidths to carry, which result in certification. So theoretically, with a well enough built cable, even a very early HDMI cable could potentially carry an 8K/120 signal. It's just a gamble if you're picking something that isn't certified.
Thanks for this comment my tv is 5 years old and i was worried i had to buy a new tv for the ps5
@@stopmotionlebronjames5124 Oh definitely not. This video won't even apply to probably 95% of the people playing PS5. PS5 supports any TV with HDMI.
@@stopmotionlebronjames5124 You are confusing cables with the HDMI hardware implemented on a given tv - a 5 year year old tv cannot offer the extra features of a 2.1 signal, even if the 5 year old cable can. The tv will still allow you to connect to a ps5, but you will only get a subset of the available resolution/refresh rates.
Oh, also CONGRATULATIONS ON 1/4 MILLION SUBSCRIBERS, HDTVTEST!
Thanks everyone for your support! :-)
Vincent you are an international star!!! Lol thank you for the great content and not being afraid to show the truth.
Vincent, your hard work is much appreciated and your humor is unmatched. 👍
People actually doubted the tests of the legend Vincent 🤣🤣🤣 lol
It's really nice to see that you can take criticism regardless if it's proven right or wrong, unlike some people here I think there should be no person who's words should be taken for granted.
2:12
I always insist to use my own condom.
Because, I know the expiry date
Lmao ....great analogy
Vincent ...
Really enjoying the video carnival between the TV testers. Fun.
I remember that LG HDMI 2.1 originally came out with 48gbps in the 2019 models, and stepped it down, to 40gbps in 2020. This took the capabilities of the 4K 120hz 12bit color, to 4K 120hz 8bit color
10 bit color. Not 8 bit. The ps5's 32gbps ports are stuck with 8 bit
... Damn
Thank you for clarifying this Vincent as this was my question from your earlier video. Keep up the good work!
Regarding the PS5 to C9 with the PS5 high speed HDMI cable, it's interesting to me to see that the FFE level is 3. This is the highest allowable value, so it's taking the maximum amount of TxFFE available to the Panasonic bridge chip transmitter to pass FRL Rate 4 (4x8Gbps) to the TV. Seems like the link signal integrity might be at its limit or marginal. This might warrant some eye diagram measurements.
Zeskit Ultra High-Speed HDMI Cable (certified HDMI 2.1 48Gbps). i bought 4 of these a few months before the xsx released excellent cables
Thanks for testing. I think it's also important to point out that currently the ps5 is forcing hdr on all sdr games and the only way to fix it is to manually toggle off hdr each time you want to play an sdr game. Ps4 never had this problem. I'm sure most of us don't want to have to do internet research every time we play a new game (especially indy or AA titles) to see whether they support hdr.
If you follow Vincent's PS5 settings on a LG C1,the TV or PS5 will switch settings for SD and HDR games,not sure which makes the switch. If you have a psvr hooked up it all goes to hell and you can only have HDR on both SD and HDR games.
I just got my ps5 and there’s an auto toggle in setting for this. Im assuming they brought it with an update? It’s funny because I was playing insurgency and it looked off. I realised this was the reason, trying to force HDR which made it look bad!
@@DarrenE1991 yup they released an update about 6 month after I wrote comment above. Works great for games but does not work for streaming apps. Tbh no one should be using the bad quality streaming apps on consoles anyway
Still the same in January 2023.
Another thing the PS5 doesn't do is "Turn off the TV/Monitor" when you turn off the PS5
BUT
The tv/Monitor does Put the PS5 into rest mode when you turn it off!
So now I have to remember to switch off the TV after shutting down the PS5.
PS4 was the opposite!
Oh the joys.
@@nigelnightmare4160 I thought it was just my setup! Same thing is happening.
Why are these videos so chill and therapeutic to watch
Your knowledge of this subject is invaluable to 70% of end users of these consumer products. I'm a newly subscribed to your channel..
So I would like to say a massive thank you, for all your hard work and time invested.
👌👍🙏 All the very best for 21
Awesome! Thanks for doing this. Certainly creates confusion when it doesn't carry the official Ultra High Speed HDMI name, or the certification QR code. Very nice of you to provide this peace of mind :)
It does carry 18 gbit HDMI name which adds to more confusion.
You could sum this video up in 30 seconds with a yes or no
the condom analogy was so unexpected lmao
I'm not one of the foolish infidels who doubts your findings, but I am very curious to see if 40Gbps will be unlocked when Sony releases firmware for VRR, ALLM and 8K on PS5.
@FührêrFPöñê what's dreaming in that? Stop the toxic nature dude
@@CaveMansSHOW did you know that the PS4 was released and updated years later to support HDR? The Xbox one couldn’t. Don’t be surprised my man.
@@ChumpyChicken2 well sony said that their console supports VRR and 8k so.. It will eventually come.. Nothing to be surprised of
@@ChumpyChicken2 PS3 received 1080p3D support because its HDMI 1.3 chipset bandwidth was reaching HDMI 1.4 levels
@@ChumpyChicken2 Xbox supports HDR from release and Vision on update what you talking about?
It definitely makes a difference, as I used a old hdmi cable to test my ps5 and the picture was all screwed up.swaped out to the cable that came with it and it worked fine.
LG C9 best settings for PS5 and best PS5 settings please!
I have a C9 as well. PS5 is due to arrive in a week. Would love a full PS5 and C9 episode!
Bump
Looks great in game mode, have to plug ps5 direct to tv since most avr won’t pass 4k/120hz
@@winning77thI bought the avr on this test which is perfect, got the Sony pulse headset as well and for the first time in my life i might prefer headphones to a real 7.1, the 3d audio is impressive.
@@ssheen79 you have A lot of money...😂 and luck
Vincent I've been watching you for almost 2 years but today I finally subbed.Sorry it took so long. You deserved better.
Rumour squashed. Thank you Vincent!
Now then, what about the game options in the PS5 menu system for 'performance' versus 'resolution' ? As, the rumour for this is that: changing this from the 'default' to 'resolution' will mean the system changes the video output signal for games.
That's the other rumour.
Glad to see that the ps5 HDMI cable is capable of transfers up to 40 Gbit/s. I have already changed my ps5 cable with a new certified one because I had sometimes issues and not getting signal on my QN85C TV. Since I changed cable it runs absolutely fine every single time. Just sharing my experience here
So... I don’t *really* need a new cable then?
Your link just goes to a page listing search results and the cable isn’t listed.
Im so grateful I found this channel, will follow you forever!
As always great work Vincent. Thank you so much for clearing this up. Wonder why Sony did this? Do you think this issue can be fix with an update from Sony?
Yes!
@@ChumpyChicken2 no, and you are not Vincent
@@Goldmember200887 we all know yes buddy boy. Don’t be ignorant.
@@ChumpyChicken2 who is all of you? There is Panasonic controller from PS4 pro in ps5, nobody knows what will be.
Sony cable can handle HDMI 2.1
Great video thank you for this. I would have never thought you could loop a hdmi cable back to itself and run a test like that
Condoms and cables. Thank you Vincent 😂
If you only want the answer : yes. HDMI cable with PS5 is 2.1 (40Gb/sec)
Vincent, thank you for all your efforts and professionalism. Could you just ask Sony directly if they have capped the bandwidth? and if they have why? If they have not, then on spec's alone it is inferior to the Xbox but in the real world could you actually see that difference?
Very in-depth and informative as usual. Thank you Vincent
LMAO🤣🤣🤣 smoking gun at the end just for good measure
LOL "I'm not Wong"
You might not be Wong, but you sure are Correct Vincent. Very good analysis and break down. I like that the Denon was able to do test on cable like that. Also your LG C9 has good info on the display as well. Thanks for sharing.
Dude, his quips and one liners effing kill me every time. He sounds so professional and matter of fact then he lets you know he insists on using his own condoms... lol
Thanks so much for the much-needed knowledge and clarifying all the rumors - you rock!
LG CX PS5 SETTING
Just put it in game mode, enable ultra HD deep color, instant gaming response, FreeSync and enjoy🤷♀️
@@jessepinkman6253 game mode looks bad. Ever try standard or the default setting and turn off all the post processing?
@@geoffreyallen9314 no I use filmmaker mode to watch TV an d movies. And game mode does not look bad. It turns of all processing. Also newer tvs don't need to be calibrated, default settings are fine.
@@jessepinkman6253 id add ps5 in performance mode if you are running 120 hertz capable games 😊
@@pascalmeyer8768 definitely, to bad there are not alot of 120fps ps5 games. To this day there are 9 games.
Vincent you are awsome following it up :D btw first and only chanel i use the bel notification :)
Hook up the zeskit cable to your receiver and run the same test a few times.
So they're selling me a cable that's not actually capable of 48? Why is it called hdmi 2.1 if it doesnt support 48? Strange
The clearest explanation ever. Subbed
Can you do a video showing the best settings to play the ps5 on? I'm having trouble calibrating my t.v to something I'm happy with.
Yes $99 charge.
Then you need a new tv
Thanks Vincent 👍 great information as usual.
Please do a recommended TV settings for PS5 video and also comment on SDR being in HDR container, thanks.
I just recently purchased (2) 16ft Zesk Kit / hdmi 2.1 cables and I’m very impressed thus far.
Thank you for confirming this Vincent Right! I mean Teoh. 😁
I used the PS5 HDMI cable when I tested my NVIDIA 3070 built PC on my LG B9 OLED TV. It worked fine at 4k120 with gsync enabled in HDR mode 👍🏼
were you able to do chroma 4:4:4?
I see the same result using the Sony cable between my PC and 48 OLED, all works without issue running 4k120@444 clearly supporting 40Gbps. I'm not sure why the Marantz test has failed for Technodad, but it feels like an issue with the testing on that unit as it doesn't match up to other testing. That or they got Dud cables. Love your work Vincent!
It failed 3 times out of 10 for Technodad, so I beleive it is the cable.
@@lolerie Makes the most sense, also makes more sense why it failed at 18Gbps, which shouldn't happen with a high speed Sony cable regardless.
@@kevsaccount3644 oopsie, sorry, I just watched Technodad video. It is strange, very strange, that 18 gbit failed. I doubt it is possible. So IMHO, he got just a bad cable or AVR.
Vincent & I think alike apparently. I already ordered the Zeskit HDMI cable to work with my Atmos soundbar & Xbox Series X. The cable singlehandedly stopped the random drops of lost audio/video I was getting through my soundbar. I will be ordering another one of these cables for my PS5.
Dry af he simply sneaks in the use pf old condoms... legend🤣
The hdmi that came with the ps5 how long is it
So I got my PS5 and Xbox about a week apart from each other and I found that the HDMI 2.1 cable supplied with the PS5 was much shorter then the one supplied with the Xbox Series X. I was able to easily use the Xbox's HDMI 2.1 cable to connect my TV to my console with no issues but the PS5's cable was too short. I ended up by a Ultra High speed cable off of Amazon that was 10 feet long and using it with the my Xbox Series X as it was slightly further away from the HDMI port of the TV and used the cable supplied with my Xbox Series X on the PS5 since it was the perfect length for where the PS5 is connected.
Sir please make a video of ps5 test with Sony x900h. Please making this video can tell me whether the tv is correct choice for ps5
It's awesome for the PS5. Highly recommend it.
@@Jedi_Luke you tried it?
@@funtime5977 Tried it? Lol I have one.
@@Jedi_Luke ok that’s great but please tell me does it have vrr
@@funtime5977 Nope. HDMI 2.1 and ALLM, but no VRR. I'm hoping they add it in the future with an update. I heard those LG TVs have VRR, but they cost more. I got this 65 inch 900H for $1000 and I'm fully satisfied. The picture quality is great.
Are you going to release a LG CX PS5 settings video? Keep up the great work!
Sony plans to update firmware for 8K 60hz so that must bring 40Gbs
Why stop there? If they’re gonna fix open it to full 48gbs
And add fookin 1440p, by order of the fookin peaky blinders.
@@pietrmuffei8874 They said they would if they get enough requests, they didn't do it out of the box due to the fact most tv's don't support it.
@@pietrmuffei8874 yeah! I have a new monitor and i can't use 1440p c'mon sony!! I'm stuck on 1080p
Yes this could have been shorter, but us nerds like to see the whole picture. Thanks for the detailed analysis, as always!
Why couldn't you show how to get in to this test? I can't figure it out how to access it with my Denon...
Probably studied at Cambridge Very informant Great job keep it up Watching Your channel since the 1st
Quantum tvs channel has been claiming your a liar unlike him, I love it that your proving that clown wrong
To make the test complete a test with a non certified cable would be nice to proof the Denon test is not flawed.
Can you confirm whether PS5 is capable of Dolby Atmos passthrough over DD+? Either coming from apps like Netflix or Blu-ray discs?
Dolby atmos and Dolby digital plus are different surround formats.
ua-cam.com/video/R3E48fCFp4k/v-deo.html maybe that will help.
@@Zeeman21 Exactly what I was looking for, thanks!
@@markrowe8824 Dolby Atmos is indeed a surround sound format. DD+ is a compression scheme that allows for Dolby Atmos transfer that previous schemes could not, due to bandwidth limitations.
This is exactly what I wanted to know. I also noticed that the PS5 supplied cord didn't say "Ultra High Speed" on it.
"Vincent Teo, not W(r)ong"
hahaha
lol.. Took me a replay as I wasn't sure the 1st time... .,... Damn... Fking rippa' !
I tested both the Zeskit 3M high speed HDMI cable and the Audiano 2M high speed cable from Amazon with a 3090 and LG CX and both passed 4K/120/RGB/4:4:4 with no issues. I needed 3M, but was scared a longer cable would introduce issues, so I got a different 2M one in a different brand JIC and both ended up working perfectly. Both were recommended as HDMI 2.1 capable on AVS even though they don't certify official HDMI 2.1 cables yet (just HDMI high speed blah blah blah...). Both of these are quality brands in build and tech based on my own testing.
You don’t actually need HDMI 2.1 cable. Just use a regular HDMI 2.0 cable, try to set 4K@120 10-bit 4:4:4 on your 3090 you will be surprised with the results ;)
@@chroman you're probably right, but I didn't want to get my new card in the mail and hook it up just to find out my cable was lacking and best buy was closed, so I bought two of the highest recommended brands to hedge my bet. If you're gonna drive off a cliff and buy a 3090 you don't skimp on the cable... at least that was my thinking.
Even the ps5 cable is not enough for a 3090 in 4k 120hz hdr with dolby atmos.