“How does one tell if your 4k samsung 2014 UN75HU8550FXZA TV has a 8 bit or 10 bit panel screen? I have read that some of the screen panels can be 10 bit like the 2015 4K TV's. As I understand the 2014 4K TV's was to have as standard 8 bit screen panels. I am guessing but it would only be my guess, that later in the year model 4K TV sets would be the sets that could have 10 bit panels. That is just a logical guess on my part. No, Samsung real information from them on this subject! Does anyone know how to tell if a 2014 4K UN75HU8550FXZA Samsung TV has a 10 bit or the 8 bit screen panel?”
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It's a 10 bit display I can prove it with a xbox one s and ps4 pro and custom 2500 dollar pc gtx 1080 all 4k evrything and HDR
Sorry, there was a problem. Please try again later.Search the AVSForums and you can find posts about how to identify your panel type.
Sorry, there was a problem. Please try again later.You need to look at the back of your panel and get the panel number and do a search for which models use the goff chipset, these should be the 10 bit panels. Samsung had other groups make some of the 10 bit panels which may be why the hush hush on the subject with regard to them, mine was a Sharp made 10 bit panel I believe for my 60' 8550 and of cause the sk3500 should allow full HDR capability.
Sorry, there was a problem. Please try again later.Don't worry about bits. Worry about The resolution factor.
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