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this post was submitted on 05 Jan 2024
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Not unless you're on the bleeding edge of tech. You need a specific cable to get the full bandwidth of 4K 144Hz in HDR via HDMI, and the ultra cheap ones just won't cut it, even if they claim to meet spec. You still don't have to spend more than ~$15, though.
Yeah, you're basically saying the same thing. For that purpose, you need something that meets the HDMI 2.1 spec. It's not a specific cable, you just need the one that meets spec, and they cost about $15.