Strange,
Tom's Hardware says Q3. I'm hoping that someone digs into this a little bit sooner or that AMD shows a real proof-of-concept. Let's not forget that in 2016
AMD said that PlayReady 3.0 support would be enabled for Polaris in a driver update - a driver update that never materialized. As I posted earlier, this APU seems like the perfect HTPC and budget gaming/emulation setup, but that is only predicated upon proper support of high-speed HDMI 2.0 (18Gbps), full HDCP 2.2, PlayReady 3.0, and media acceleration. My nearby Microcenter has plenty of 2200G units in stock, but I'm unwilling to buy into it without proven motherboard HDMI support and driver support. As it stands, I've already got two computers with GT 1030 GPUs that can't do Netflix 4K (thanks to NVIDIA's 3GB requirement). I don't need a third.