Series X will not output 4k120

bulletbull3t · May 8, 2023

Worked fine with last TV Q90T 4k120+VRR on stock series X cable.

Now using a QN95B and all 4 HDMI ports are 2.1 Spec but no matter what settings using cannot get it into 4k120, the details screen shows 4k120 native and all other options are supported but it just does not want to enable.

All 4 ports are setup in the TV options to handle 2.1, have tried with Vrr without different bit settings 8,10,12 and nothing seems to help.

At first Xbox would not even allow 4K and had to reset xbox to get this options to appear.

I Have tried another series X original cable and does the same.

Any ideas would be great! Thanks

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bulletbull3t

Have tried the new High Speed cable with no luck, reset both Xbox and TV and still fails to set 4k120

I cannot watch HDR videos on you tube without signal loss.

I can game in 4k60VRR and HDR with no issues.

At this point im out of ideas?

bulletbull3t

Many Thanks, i have a new high speed cable arriving tomorrow so will try this.

Dericka

Hi, I'm , an Independent advisor and I can surely help you.

Don't worry we will work on this together. Can you please try to use different HDMI cable and check if there's any changes? Thanks!

Dericka

Awesome! This will surely do the trick.

CountingDown27

Very true. i can understand people's frsutrations though as 4k120Hz was one of the big selling points of the Series X. I didn't buy a Series X when they first came out but I did purchases a 4k TV and overspent on 4k120 getting ready for the console's release....3 years down the road and I don't believe there is a single game yet that utilises it is there?

I think the biggest problem is a console that will do up to 4k120 and yet a lot of developers are still limiting things to 30...which was well within the limitations of the old consoles!

Series X will not output 4k120