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AMD Brings HDMI 2.1 to Linux, Unlocking Next-Gen Display Tech for Power Users

AMD has integrated HDMI 2.1 support into its Linux graphics drivers, a move that opens high-bandwidth display features—including 8K resolution and 4K HDR—for users on the platform. The update, driven by collabo...

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