Is this model 8 bit or 10 bit? null

Quoting my Quick Start Guide... HDMI 1 supports 600 MHz pixel clock related to 2160p@60fps 4:4:4 with 8-bits, 2160p@60fps 4:2:2 with 12 bits, and 2160p@60fps 4:2:0 with 12 bits. This interface supports HDR10 signals with HDMI 2.0 bandwidth, HDMI subsampling must be turned on. This is also the only input with an Audio Return Channel (ARC). HDMI 2-4 support 340 MHz pixel clock rate related to 2160@60fps 4:2:0 with 8 bits. These interfaces support HDR10 signals with HDMI 1.4 bandwidth. They do not support an Audio Return Channel (ARC).

“Is this model 8 bit or 10 bit?”

Asked by Dick 8 years ago

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VIZIO - 75" Class - LED - E-Series - 2160p - Smart - 4K UHD Home Theater Display with HDR-Front_Standard

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this is a 10 bit panel.
Answered by VIZIO 8 years ago
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Quoting my Quick Start Guide... HDMI 1 supports 600 MHz pixel clock related to 2160p@60fps 4:4:4 with 8-bits, 2160p@60fps 4:2:2 with 12 bits, and 2160p@60fps 4:2:0 with 12 bits. This interface supports HDR10 signals with HDMI 2.0 bandwidth, HDMI subsampling must be turned on. This is also the only input with an Audio Return Channel (ARC). HDMI 2-4 support 340 MHz pixel clock rate related to 2160@60fps 4:2:0 with 8 bits. These interfaces support HDR10 signals with HDMI 1.4 bandwidth. They do not support an Audio Return Channel (ARC).
Answered by RodRico 7 years ago
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