Can this support 4k at 60 fps? null

Yes it supports 4K as well as 3d and 60fps

Absolutely. I bought this cable because I purchased a newer model 4k t.v. that supports 120 motion rate. The cable is designed to transmit data above typical 4k 60fps. The only higher level I saw was the Monster rated for future data transmission which is supposed to support 8k transmissions which is still yet in the future. The 60fps will be determined of course by the t.v. or monitor but yes this cable totally support optimum 4k data transmissions. One great thing I learned about best buy is all their 4k tv's also support the new 4k inputs called HDCP2.2 where a lot of off brand tv's and most other stores carry tv's that don't. Even though they're 4k without the updated 4k input ( HDCP 2.2 ) they will never transmit or receive transmission in true 4k and this also applies to streaming video like netflix.

The packaging says it can. Since I do not have a 4K system I can't say first-hand.

Yes it can...and beyond 60 without any issues

“Can this support 4k at 60 fps?”

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Yes it supports 4K as well as 3d and 60fps
Answered by GerryP 8 years ago
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Yes it can
Answered by eerikk23 8 years ago
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Absolutely. I bought this cable because I purchased a newer model 4k t.v. that supports 120 motion rate. The cable is designed to transmit data above typical 4k 60fps. The only higher level I saw was the Monster rated for future data transmission which is supposed to support 8k transmissions which is still yet in the future. The 60fps will be determined of course by the t.v. or monitor but yes this cable totally support optimum 4k data transmissions. One great thing I learned about best buy is all their 4k tv's also support the new 4k inputs called HDCP2.2 where a lot of off brand tv's and most other stores carry tv's that don't. Even though they're 4k without the updated 4k input ( HDCP 2.2 ) they will never transmit or receive transmission in true 4k and this also applies to streaming video like netflix.
Answered by Romulus 8 years ago
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The packaging says it can. Since I do not have a 4K system I can't say first-hand.
Answered by TomE 8 years ago
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Yes it can...and beyond 60 without any issues
Answered by Zeljko011 9 years ago
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