Tried my PS4 Pro on my family’s 4K UHD tv and wasn’t that impressed

[Yade]

it didn’t really seem any different than the quality on my HDTV , I changed the video settings , tv is on GAME mode , still looks regular


I’m not using the HDMI the PS4 Pro came with , I think I heard your suppose to use the PS4 Pro HDMI cord to get full quality?

Thoughts

 

[Brandeezy]

You need to use the premium HDMI cable aka the one that comes with the Pro, not a regular one. Performance is capped using a regular cable with the Pro and a 4K tv

 

[Yade]

You need to use the premium HDMI cable aka the one that comes with the Pro, not a regular one. Performance is capped using a regular cable with the Pro and a 4K tv

Damn I gotta try that ! Thanks

 

[The Minister Of Culture]

Was it an OLED 4k TV?

 

[Yade]

Was it an OLED 4k TV?

Yeah 65 inch

 

[ItWasWritten]

trash advice all around

if you go to the video settings and you can select 4k you dont need another cable, most hdmi cables will get the job done

plus we need to know what kind of tv it is.....

 

[Yade]

trash advice all around

if you go to the video settings and you can select 4k you dont need another cable, most hdmi cables will get the job done

plus we need to know what kind of tv it is.....

I heard before you need the HDMI it came with to get the full quality, and the TV is a Samsung

 

[Stir Fry]

Along with the proper HDMI cord, make sure the Deep Color option is enabled. Did it switch to HDR mode when you put the game on?

 

[Brandeezy]

trash advice all around

if you go to the video settings and you can select 4k you dont need another cable, most hdmi cables will get the job done

plus we need to know what kind of tv it is.....

Naw, straight from Playstation. You need the premium cable

PS4 Pro: How to enable 4K resolution

 

[teacher]

Are you even playing a PS4 pro enhanced game?

 

[teacher]

Naw, straight from Playstation. You need the premium cable

PS4 Pro: How to enable 4K resolution

the latest 5 dollar amazon cable will get the job done

 

[Take It In Blood]

the latest 5 dollar amazon cable will get the job done

if ur playing a 1080p game then yes

if u want a 4k signal you'll need a hdmi cable capable of doing that output

 

[Stir Fry]

You don't need an expensive one but there's still quite a few olde, non-high bitrate HDMI cables being used out there. Also, if the tv is plugged into a non-4k receiver, you'll need to upgrade it to one that supports it.

 

[Brandeezy]

This is the cable breh, a 2.0



A normal HDMI is 1.4

 

[Yade]

Along with the proper HDMI cord, make sure the Deep Color option is enabled. Did it switch to HDR mode when you put the game on?

HDR MODE?
Will it pop up like how it does for super sampling mode