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Would this be able to take advantage of a dedicated gpu?
One interesting hang up lies in the video inputs on this monitor. It only has HDMI 2.0, Mini DisplayPort 1.2, and USB Type-C. As posters over at [H] pointed out, the HDMI 2.0 and DP 1.2 connections do not have enough bandwidth to support the panels 3840 x 2160 resolution at 120Hz. Fortunately the refresh rate is not a lie. There is a a way to do it, but users will need to use the USB Type-C connector and it’s DisplayPort Alternate Mode feature to do it.
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http://www.pcper.com/news/Displays/Dells-New-30-4K-120Hz-UP3017Q-OLED-Monitor-Coming-Soon
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>>55834736
No. Just no.
Put your dedicated GPU into a regular desktop PCI-E slot, that's the only place where it belongs.
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>>55834736
Would it work on 4K 60Hz? I guess that would be fine for a lot of folks (including me)
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>>55834772
I don't understand what you two are talking about. Are you suggesting you could have a GPU that isn't physically inside your computer?
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>>55834772
That is not what I meant.
Could your GPU drive this monitor without it being directly connected to it? But through the USB C port on your motherboard.
Or would that only work with IGP?
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