[mumumu]

The bottleneck is bandwidth and storage not computer power.

Data from sensor and to display are usually (but not always) raw and uncompressed.

To go beyond 8k 120fps we will need fiber, or better compression.

We have good codecs to move data online. And specialized ASIC to do live encoding with good quality.

The current compression defined by HDMI is very rudimentary.

[beebeepka]

Power is definitely a major factor. Unless games do not exist in your world

[leptons]

Games do not exist in my world. Playing games is a waste of silicon, and human potential.

[beebeepka]

You're not the person I replied to. Why the hell did you respond to this. Having a bad day or something?

Quite ironic to complain about waste at the same time as making this pointless and aggressive comment

[leptons]

>Power is definitely a major factor. Unless games do not exist in your world

Maybe you don't realize you're on a worldwide forum where anyone can respond to anyone else for any reason? I'm perfectly entitled to respond to your comment as someone who does not game. The person you replied to isn't the only person in this entire thread. And suggesting that it's strange for me to reply to your comment is just strange in itself.

[oblio]

How does commenting on anonymous forums rank in your world?

[leptons]

For the 10 minutes every other day I spend doing it, it's just fine. I don't waste hours gaming like some people. LCD displays interest me, and so I came into the thread - is that reasonable enough to satisfy your question?