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Do you specifically need 4K+HDR from Netflix?
If so, your only choice is a Pascal nvidia card at the moment..
If so, your only choice is a Pascal nvidia card at the moment..
KL can't do HDR with the latest updates? I can't find much info on it.Do you specifically need 4K+HDR from Netflix?
KL can't do HDR with the latest updates? I can't find much info on it.
@mrcorbo have you considered an Nvidia Shield? It will do everything you need in a very small and cheap form factor.
Personally I go to YT for cat videos and the like; no HDR is not exactly a huge loss. What other, genuine use does that site have?so it can't do YouTube HDR.
Personally I go to YT for cat videos and the like; no HDR is not exactly a huge loss. What other, genuine use does that site have?
Out of curiosity, what kind of content do you watch on YouTube that is also in HDR? I've never really seen YouTube as a content provider, though I know you can buy and watch movies on it.Also the Shield has no HW 10-bit VP9 decoding support, so it can't do YouTube HDR.
YT is neat for the hobbyist movie maker, sure, but is anyone really going to miss not having HDR? When YT insists on running a non-standard CODEC in the first place, I'm feeling I'll just go with what I get from them. Why bend over backwards, like?
Out of curiosity, what kind of content do you watch on YouTube that is also in HDR? I've never really seen YouTube as a content provider, though I know you can buy and watch movies on it.
Why would you need an expensive Z370 motherboard? Your CPU is locked and you gain next to nothing by overclocking the memory.
i5's are now hexcore.Since i3's have gone quadcore what differentiates them from i5's ?
Z370 is currently the only chipset that supports the CPU I wanted. I could have waited for the mainstream Intel chipsets to launch or maybe for the Raven Ridge desktop platform and possibly saved some money, but I didn't want to.
Edit: Just looked to see what I could have gotten if I based this around a Gen 7 quad-core and the cheapest mini ITX motherboard with an HDMI 2.0 port is still $160. And, of course, the CPU is more expensive (and clocked slower).
Oh wow, Intel sucks really bad with motherboards right now..
How about something for a fraction of the price?
https://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16813157731
I'm personally waiting for Raven Ridge and H3xx chipsets to be released so I can compare and decide on my next HTPC.
If Raven Ridge doesn't have PlayReady support then wtf AMD.