It is reported that AMD's new RX 7000 graphics card will be the first to support DP 2.1.

Thanks to CTOnews.com netizens Wu Yanzu in South China for the delivery of clues! CTOnews.com October 13 news, according to foreign media VideoCardz news, while people are disappointed that the RTX 4090 graphics card does not support DP 2.0, there is news that the new AMD RX 7000 graphics card will take the lead to support DP 2.1s.

According to the source Kyle Bennett, AMD Navi 31 GPU may be the first product to support the DisplayPort 2.1 protocol. The standard has not been confirmed by VESA, and the speed specification is not clear. Currently, the highest specification implementation of DP 2.0 allows for up to 80 Gb / s of bandwidth over four channels.

At present, Nvidia RTX 40 GPU supports DP 1.4a and 8K 60Hz, which can temporarily meet the current 4K 144Hz / 160Hz display output with the support of DSC compression technology. In response, Nvidia has said that the current DisplayPort 1.4 standard can support 8K displays with 60Hz refresh rates. Moreover, consumer game displays will not provide support for DisplayPort 2.0 for a considerable period of time.

CTOnews.com has learned that the AMD RX 7000 series graphics cards will be released in early November, are expected to be available in December, and should support the DP 2.0 interface.