2017-01-19, 17:05
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I've ordered an G4560 and a Asrock Deskmini 110 and tested 3D/4K output by using a Uptab DP/HDMI2.0a adapter. The new Kaby Lake Pentium Hyper-treading series looks promising and so does the Deskmini, that is marginally bigger then some NUC's and lookalikes (size is like a standard ATX power-supply), but can be used with the "normal" desktop Sky- and Kaby Lake CPU's.
Edit: All seems well. Putting out very nice 4K (up to 60Hz) with all HD-Audio formats, through DislayPort 1.2 and 3D MVC is working very nicely also. Every video-format I tested is playing smooth with CPU load up to 30% for all the heavy stuff. No HDR though, but that isn't available at this moment in W10 (unless using Netflix 4K and Edge), so that seems logical. Desktop resolution is set to 3840*2160/60Hz.
I've ordered an G4560 and a Asrock Deskmini 110 and tested 3D/4K output by using a Uptab DP/HDMI2.0a adapter. The new Kaby Lake Pentium Hyper-treading series looks promising and so does the Deskmini, that is marginally bigger then some NUC's and lookalikes (size is like a standard ATX power-supply), but can be used with the "normal" desktop Sky- and Kaby Lake CPU's.
Edit: All seems well. Putting out very nice 4K (up to 60Hz) with all HD-Audio formats, through DislayPort 1.2 and 3D MVC is working very nicely also. Every video-format I tested is playing smooth with CPU load up to 30% for all the heavy stuff. No HDR though, but that isn't available at this moment in W10 (unless using Netflix 4K and Edge), so that seems logical. Desktop resolution is set to 3840*2160/60Hz.
