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Enables ultra-high-definition (UHD) panels and high-refresh-rate gaming displays.
eDP 1.4 refines this with "Selective Update" capability. If only a small part of the screen changes (like a flashing text cursor or a small clock widget), the GPU only transmits the specific pixels that changed, keeping the rest of the link asleep. 2. Advanced Link Power Management (ALPM) edp 1.4 specification pdf
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DSC is a low-latency, visually lossless compression algorithm.
eDP 1.4 introduced ALPM to work alongside PSR2. This protocol coordinates the power states between the host GPU and the display TCON. ALPM allows the display interface link to exit its low-power sleep state and return to full operation near-instantaneously, eliminating any perceived UI stutter or lag for the end-user. Frame Rate Control (FRC) and Media Playback Optimizations If only a small part of the screen
Among the various iterations of this standard, the represents one of the most significant evolutionary leaps in display interface history. It introduced foundational technologies—such as Panel Self-Refresh (PSR2) and Display Stream Compression (DSC)—that continue to define modern mobile computing.
The eDP 1.4 specification (and the updated 1.4a/1.4b) focuses on driving high-resolution displays while reducing the overall system footprint. 1. Increased Bandwidth and Lane Efficiency
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