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For questions regarding hardware supporting 4k resolutions. For example, hardware for: 4k displays, 4k resolution, 4k input/output, 4k gaming.
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Card to add second 4k display output to workstation
Pretty much every GPU released in the last several years has 4K support and HDMI/DisplayPort connections. Even the "bottom of the barrel" GPUs have these features now. … The NVidia GT 1030 is one such card that usually does not have any extra power connector requirements and should support 2x 4K screens. …
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Can the HDMI input of the Dell monitor U3219Q handle a 4k@60fps input signal?
And another note on 4K terminology:
3840 x 2160 and 4096 x 2160 are both casually called "4K" but to avoid ambiguity the former is referred to as "UHD". … The Digital Cinema Initiatives (DCI) have used "4K" for their 4096 x 2160 resolution too, so it is more specific to refer to that as "DCI 4K" or "Cinematic 4K", which is what Dell has done in your manual …
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