Update : We have received a few reports that the 55" P Series uses a different sub-pixel structure, and this may be noticeable when using it as a PC. These issues appear to be isolated and we have been unable to reproduce the problem. Update : We have received reports that there are issues with sending a 4k HDR signal from a game console including the Xbox One X and PS4 Pro. It is automatically greyed out in Computer mode. Ports 1-4 support all common formats including chroma 4:4:4 and 4:2:2,īut only when 'Full UHD Color' is enabled for the port being used.Ĥ:4:4 color is only shown properly when the TV is set to Computer mode. It does not support 4:2:2 or 4:4:4 because it does not have the necessary bandwidth. HDMI Port 5 supports a 4k 60 Hz input, but only at 4:2:0. Again we conducted all tests on HDMI ports 1, 2 and 5: ports 1 and 2 have similar input lags, but port 5 has much lower lag for all resolutions that it can support, including 4k 60 Hz 4:2:0.Ĭhroma 4:4:4 only shown properly in Computer mode.Īll of the most common resolutions are supported on HDMI ports 1-4, and most on port 5. HDMI port 5 is a low bandwidth port that doesn't support HDR, but has much lower input lag than the other ports, making it excellent for SDR gaming. However, this year's model also has great input lag for HDR content as well. Just like the P Series 2017, this year's model has excellent low input lag for SDR content. If you are prompted to update to 2.1.7.1, we recommend against installing it. Our model did not see this update automatically, so it is possible that it is either a gradual roll-out, or that Vizio has stopped rolling it out. When on HDMI 5 with 'Game Mode' enabled, there is no sound. Update : There is an issue with firmware version 2.1.7.1.
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