HDMI 2.2 Arriving at CES 2025
The HDMI Forum has announced the upcoming HDMI 2.2 standard, set to debut at CES 2025 on January 7. This launch coincides with the expected release of Nvidia’s GeForce RTX 50 series and AMD’s Radeon RX 8000 series graphics cards, both of which will also support DisplayPort 2.1.
Enhanced Performance
HDMI 2.2 promises a significant boost in performance compared to the current 2.1 standard. While specifics haven't been revealed, it's anticipated to support higher refresh rates and resolutions, potentially rivaling DisplayPort 2.1's 80 Gbps bandwidth. A new HDMI cable designed for the 2.2 standard will be necessary to unlock these performance gains.
Expectations for HDMI 2.2
The HDMI Forum will release full details closer to CES 2025. Expected features include support for 8K and 10K resolutions at higher refresh rates, improved dynamic range, and more efficient data transmission. This new standard could revolutionize high-performance displays across various applications, from gaming and content creation to home entertainment. For related news on connectivity, check out iMessage on Windows 11.
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