DisplayPort is everywhere except TVs, and it's quietly limiting PC gamers
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Most modern TVs lack DisplayPort, which creates friction for PC gamers who want to use their television as a large display. GPUs typically offer multiple DisplayPort outputs but only one HDMI, making TV connectivity a bottleneck. DisplayPort would unlock higher refresh rates, VRR, daisy-chaining, and USB-C Alt Mode on TVs. While cost and royalties have slowed adoption, premium gaming TVs are a likely entry point — though the emerging HDMI 2.2 standard may complicate the picture.
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