gpu tv resolution

[Gigi27]

Hi folks.I recently brought a 43 inch sony bravia 4k hdr model 43XE7073.It is connected to my pc,an intel i7 3930k with 16 gb ddr3 ram and an rx 470 4gb strix edition on x79-ud3 mobo.
Looking online on sony website this model can display up to 4096x2160p(24,50,60Hz), 3840x2160p(24,25,30,50,60Hz)...but i cannot manage to get through 4096x2160...if i set this from windows 10x64 screen looks out of image(not sure how to describe exactly).
I am on latest driver update regarding the gpu...i am on ycbcr 4:2:2 with 12 bits color.
Any clues folks?

 

[jasonkaler]

You're trying to go beyond the resolution your video card supports
https://www.cnet.com/products/sapphire-nitro-plus-rx-470-graphics-card-radeon-rx-470-8-gb/specs/

 

[Gigi27]

Oh dear...looks i need to upgrade the gpu...anything you would recommend that will scale up to my tv resolution with 250£ budget?

 

[SkyNetRising]

if i set this from windows 10x64 screen looks out of image

Native resolution of the TV is 3840x2160.
If you choose anything different than that, image gets upscaled/downscaled accordingly.

Graphics card supports resolutions up to 5120x2880. That's not the issue there.
https://www.asus.com/us/Graphics-Cards/ROG-STRIX-RX470-O4G-GAMING/specifications/

 

[Phillip Corcoran]

Since the native resolution of that TV is 3840x2160, any other resolution you set it to will give a blurred image by comparison.

Changing the graphics card will not help at all with that, as SkyNet rightly points out.

 

[Gigi27]

Since the native resolution of that TV is 3840x2160, any other resolution you set it to will give a blurred image by comparison.

Changing the graphics card will not help at all with that, as SkyNet rightly points out.

Looking online on sony website this model can display up to 4096x2160p(24,50,60Hz), 3840x2160p(24,25,30,50,60Hz).

 

[cryoburner]

Looking online on sony website this model can display up to 4096x2160p(24,50,60Hz), 3840x2160p(24,25,30,50,60Hz).

It might be able to accept such a signal, but its screen itself has a 3840x2160 pixel panel, so the television will need to either scale that resolution down, or crop the edges off to display it. See the "Display Resolution" here...

https://www.sony.co.uk/electronics/support/televisions-projectors-lcd-tvs/kd-43xe7073/specifications

So ideally, if you had a computer hooked up to it, you would want to be using standard 3840x2160 4K resolution.

 

[Gigi27]

Looking online on sony website this model can display up to 4096x2160p(24,50,60Hz), 3840x2160p(24,25,30,50,60Hz).

It might be able to accept such a signal, but its screen itself has a 3840x2160 pixel panel, so the television will need to either scale that resolution down, or crop the edges off to display it. See the "Display Resolution" here...

https://www.sony.co.uk/electronics/support/televisions-projectors-lcd-tvs/kd-43xe7073/specifications

So ideally, if you had a computer hooked up to it, you would want to be using standard 3840x2160 4K resolution.

All clear now cryoburner. anyway my palit gtx 1060 super jet stream 6 gb will be delivered tomorrow so the rx 470 will take the ebay way...anyway i was looking to change the rx 470...