A firmware update is on the way for the PS5 next month, and it should fix the 4K@120Hz HDR issue that's been plaguing some Samsung TVs.
The bug has meant gamers haven't been able to play in 4K@120Hz and HDR at the same time, and have instead had to choose between 4K@120Hz smoothness and HDR punch and vibrancy.
"We have just received information from our technicians about PS5 with 4K 120 Hertz. Currently not working (as you all know) 4K + 120 Hertz + HDR.
"As a workaround, you can either reduce it to 60 Hertz or switch off HDR, then it works.
"Now the good news:
"Thank you for your patience and I hope you continue to enjoy gaming."
This isn't set in stone. The post just says that Sony will "probably" release the firmware update next month, but there are no concrete details. And Sony itself is yet to commit (we've asked for comment).
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