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The hdmi bandwidth tag on WindowsForum.com covers discussions about HDMI connection speeds and the practical implications of HDMI 2.2 branding for PC users. Recent threads highlight how the Ultra96 label can represent 64Gbps, 80Gbps, or 96Gbps maximum link rates, depending on the device, while cable certification separately indicates 96Gbps capability. This distinction matters when choosing televisions, monitors, graphics cards, AV receivers, or docks for a Windows PC, as the version number alone does not guarantee the highest bandwidth. The tag focuses on clarifying these specifications to help users make informed hardware decisions and avoid confusion over advertised capabilities.
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    HDMI 2.2 Ultra96 Can Mean 64Gbps, 80Gbps, or 96Gbps

    HDMI 2.2’s biggest consumer trap is already written into its official branding: a device marked Ultra96 may have an HDMI 2.2 connection limited to 64Gbps or 80Gbps rather than the headline 96Gbps maximum. The HDMI Forum’s own description allows manufacturers to use the same Ultra96 feature name...