'Gaming features enabled by HDMI technology fuel shift to TVs for display', HDMI LA CTO says | PC Gamer

The latest TV support for Variable Refresh Rate and Dynamic HDR with 4K120 is attracting gamers.

(Image credit: HDMI LA) The rapid adoption of HDMI gaming features such as Variable Refresh Rate and Dynamic HDR with 4K120 by makers of smart TVs, made accessible to console and PC gamers via HDMI 2.1a connectivity, offers gamers an affordable alternative to high-end computer monitors, says Jeff Park, chief technology officer of HDMI Licensing Administrator, Inc. (HDMI LA). Gamers have responded with their dollars, buying smart TVs for gameplay and in the process spurring smart TV manufacturers to make more models available with gaming features. As the glue that ties together gaming devices a

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