Does this card support 4096x2160 and 3840 x 2160 through its dvi, hdmi and display ports?
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Sort of but you will not like it. Windows does not scale to those resolutions (tiny type and icons, programs may not display correctly, e.g Photoshop which also does not scale reliably on this Retina notebook I am typing on). Nothing short of a top of the line video card (e.g. Nvidia 780) can support adequate frame rates to avoid "tearing" and other motion artifacts during display refresh according to reviews. My reading leads me to believe that no single video card (unless it had two GPUs soldered together) can support frame rates for gaming at these resolutions. I am not sure if 4k video, presuming you have a source, will display satisfactorily via computer except with highest end video cards because they just can't redraw the screen at 60 fps. Scaling and motion artifact problems are a major pain in every day use: ask someone running Windows on a retina display (personal experience). IMHO monitors like the Dell Ultrasharp with higher than 1080p resolution, 8 bit IPS panels and large gamuts are more desirable than 4k for most hi end users and the 760 will support that resolution well for all practical uses. If you want to do 4k video production you have to spend accordingly for computer gear. I do not think the market or technology is quite there for consumer 4k and it is not clear if demand will drive down prices or get Microsoft and Apple to amend their OSes.
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Sure does, I'm running 3 at 5760x1080. It will support up to 4 monitors total.
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this card support 1920X1080 (full HD mode) mode. I do see any problem in full HD (does not matter how much inches). Yes it definitely should support any tv which works in 1920X1080 (full HD mode)
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The GeForce 210 can handle resolutions as high as 2560x1600. Obviously your monitor must be able to handle 2560x1440 and you must be connected via DVI or HDMI.
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Yes, this TV supports HDMI 2.0 and I was able to connect a Dell M6800 laptop to it to obtain 3840x2160 @ 60 Hz over displayport and hdmi. Only some of the inputs are be able to display the 3840x2160 @ 60hz video though.
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Those are very high resolution monitors. This card will support higher resolutions but I cannot say that it will go that high. The manufacturer's website will have technical information.
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Yes. I'm running two monitors with this card - one with the DVI slot and a second with the VGA port. Both work fine.
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Yes, your gpu supports dual link dvi, which is the cable that comes in the monitors box.
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Mine supports up to 1920x1080 which is standard for most new flat screen monitors and HDMI television.
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In theory. I only have 3 large units hooked up, but the card supports up to 5 with Display Port
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Yes, but only through the 1.2 display port on the card. Anything else is capped at 1080p.
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I would say yes based on the following connections the unit has.1 VGA, 1 DVI, 1 20-pin DisplayPort
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This graphics card has DisplayPort 1.2, and will therefore support 3840x2160@60Hz over SST. I briefly used the exact card I'm selling with a Seiki SM40UNP 4K monitor with no issues. The only configuration I had to do was to enable DisplayPort 1.2 support on the monitor to unlock 60Hz as an option.
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The card, 4 displayport to minidisplayport adapters, and two single link dvi to minidisplayport adapters
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Over HDMI NO, you would need to confirm with your specific version of the HD 4000 but because the 4000 does not do dual link DVI the standard DVI and HDMI on that card can only output a max resolution of 1920 x 1200. If equipped with display port that card would be able to output 2560x1400
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Yeah, that should be fine. The issue is the connection; the monitor requires dual link DVI, which that card has.
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Specs for the card say: Max Analog : 2048x1536 Max Digital : 2560x1600 (Dual Link DVI Only)I hope this answers your question.