On 10/23/2024 03:36, Mischa Baars wrote:
Hi,
I recently purchased a new television that is capable of 4k@120Hz
resolution and refresh rate, but when connected with the proper cables
to an AMD Radeon RX 6500 XT that does support HDMI 2.1, the maximum
resolution and refresh rate I get is 4k@60Hz.
I've 'spoken' to AMD about this, and all they do is recommend
switching to Red Hat / Suse / Ubuntu and using the official closed
source AMD drivers. If it is supposed to work after that, remains
unclear.
Did someone get the desired 4k@120Hz / HDMI 2.1 resolution and refresh
rate to work using the in-kernel amdgpu driver? If not, why does it
not work or when will it work? I have other vendors with other
hardware that have different restraints on the number of operating
systems that I can use, and they do not go well together.
Kind regards,
Michael J. Baars, the Netherlands.
Hi,
Your inquiry has come to the wrong mailing list, but I would mention a
few things because I happen to be subscribed here too.
1) AMD doesn't have a closed source driver. AMD has a packaged driver
that is a DKMS package for use in older kernels before support has
landed upstream. With all AMD products on the market right now there is
support in mainline kernel and with most products in LTS kernel too.
2) HDMI 2.1 covered in the past, and AMD's hands are tied. Here's some
recent press on it.
https://www.tomshardware.com/pc-components/gpus/hdmi-forum-rejects-amds-hdmi-21-open-source-driver
