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09-09-2025, 04:17 AM
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I initially struggled to accept the information since the intel database indicated a very high supported resolution for the iGPU, along with the ability to display up to three screens simultaneously.
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09-09-2025, 04:17 AM #11

I initially struggled to accept the information since the intel database indicated a very high supported resolution for the iGPU, along with the ability to display up to three screens simultaneously.

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09-30-2025, 02:30 PM
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I wouldn't consider it a problem. Back in the year 2000, I worked as a technician and my computers had 1024 * 768 displays, whereas many of my clients still relied on CRT screens with 800 * 600 resolution. We didn't worry about external screens or projectors; we just used the laptops to talk about our business. When projectors became common, I replaced the laptops with another model that had an HDMI port for use with the projector.
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09-30-2025, 02:30 PM #12

I wouldn't consider it a problem. Back in the year 2000, I worked as a technician and my computers had 1024 * 768 displays, whereas many of my clients still relied on CRT screens with 800 * 600 resolution. We didn't worry about external screens or projectors; we just used the laptops to talk about our business. When projectors became common, I replaced the laptops with another model that had an HDMI port for use with the projector.

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10-01-2025, 01:17 AM
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IGPs have consistently handled multiple outputs at once. Refreshing a 4k30 stream requires just about 1GB/s of memory bandwidth. Handling high resolutions for everyday tasks isn't a major concern.
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10-01-2025, 01:17 AM #13

IGPs have consistently handled multiple outputs at once. Refreshing a 4k30 stream requires just about 1GB/s of memory bandwidth. Handling high resolutions for everyday tasks isn't a major concern.

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10-02-2025, 05:46 AM
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It seems my problem was with the resolution listed for the iGPU (3280x2000) being higher than what the discrete Nvidia one supports (2560×1600), which made me doubt it. LOL.
Now I'll just have to wait for the monitor then. 😄
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10-02-2025, 05:46 AM #14

It seems my problem was with the resolution listed for the iGPU (3280x2000) being higher than what the discrete Nvidia one supports (2560×1600), which made me doubt it. LOL.
Now I'll just have to wait for the monitor then. 😄

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10-04-2025, 09:37 AM
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The highest resolution support at 60Hz. When reducing to 30Hz, both should handle 4k as well.
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10-04-2025, 09:37 AM #15

The highest resolution support at 60Hz. When reducing to 30Hz, both should handle 4k as well.

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