Is HDMI really a roadblock to gaming when DisplayPort exists?
Up until a year or two ago, the majority of monitors (and graphic cards) used DisplayPort 1.4 and HDMI 2.1. With HDMI 2.1 (42 Gbps) having more bandwidth than the DisplayPort (26 Gbps).
This is my case with my relatively new/high-end RTX 4080 and OLED monitor. So until I upgrade both, I use HDMI to be able to drive a 1440p 240hz 10-bit HDR signal @ 30 Gbps.
The Chinese tech manufacturers are so sick of the HDMI licencing mafia that they've developed their own replacement for it:
https://www.techpowerup.com/335152/china-develops-hdmi-alter...
I want to play games on the same fancy lg tv I use with my consoles. I just checked and it does not appear to have displayport.
It's a blocker if you want to use a TV, there are almost 0 TVs with DP. This HDMI licensing crap is also the reason a Steam Deck can't output HDMI > 4K@60 unless you install Windows on it.