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In order to playback 4K content on Netflix, you need a few things: Windows 10, an Intel Kaby Lake-based CPU, and you have to use Microsoft's oh-so-meh Edge browser. If you don't, Netflix will load up ...

Microsoft's forthcoming Chromium-based Edge browser looks like it will still be the only browser that Netflix users will be able to use to stream in 4K. Following the recent leak of a preview version ...

Nvidia’s GTX 10-series cards launched nearly a year ago with the GeForce GTX 1080. One of the items we noted in PCWorld’s GTX 1080 review was that it and other Pascal GPUs would be able to play 4K ...

Don’t have a seventh-generation Intel “Kaby Lake” processor in your PC? No worries: there’s still a way to stream Netflix content in a 3,840 x 2,160 (4K UHD) resolution. Nvidia is now testing a ...

It's not as hard as it once was to procure content that takes full advantage of the latest crop of beautiful 4K televisions (and monitors), but to some, 4K is just half of the equation. The other half ...

Today, Netflix announced that Windows 10 users can finally stream the service in high dynamic range (HDR), which uses metadata from the video to product better contrast and color. The news comes over ...

While Netflix introduced 4K video nearly two ago, it has mainly been the preserve of the streaming service’s TV apps; PC support has been limited to Intel’s Kaby Lake processors since November 2016 ...

A few days ago, AMD started pushing out a new Radeon Software Adrenalin Edition 18.4.1 driver release that, according to the release notes, introduced support for the April 2018 Update for Windows 10.

There aren't a lot of practical differences between Macs and PCs in formal hardware support these days, so I was surprised to read Netflix apparently won't stream in 4K to an Apple computer. PC owners ...