Hi,
I really want to use 4K screen on my G75VW GTX660M 2GB...
I use my G75 to graphic/astronomic pixels resolving calculation... so as powerful portable workstation (full upgraded... at least, thermal dissipation power is so good that it can hold calculation full charge 4/8 core at 3.8Ghz! for hours!)
😄Don't talk to me about games and 4k... because this laptop had never see one 3D games! :rolleyes:
Currently, I use an good external full HD calibrated monitor.., but want to use an Asus PB287Q ultra HD monitor
I seen somewhere in 4K that the compatibility limitation is the videocard... cable, plug or monitor
and... worst to have 60Hz and full colours... (some computer has native 30hz but has a tweak to have 60hz...)
I checked on Nvidia website and say that GTX660M support 3080x2160, I guess it's ok... (I don't know about Hz and colours?)
''Maximum Digital Resolution : 3840 x 2160''
http://www.geforce.com/hardware/notebook-gpus/geforce-gtx-660m/specificationsamazing that the 670M is not supposed to be able of 4k... and also not PCIE 3.0?
I also read at notebookcheck:
''The improved feature set now includes support for up to 4 active displays. Furthermore, high resolution monitors of up to 3840x2160 pixels can now be connected using DisplayPort 1.2 or HDMI 1.4a if available.''
http://www.notebookcheck.net/NVIDIA-GeForce-GTX-660M.71859.0.htmlSO! what is the displayport version on this computer? it is NOT written anywhere what version is?! mine has the thunderbolt logo? good or not? ( some say HDMI don't work so it's 1.3!?)
too much simple to write the version!... :confused:
I still think about the GTX660m specification, it supposed to work?
It's sad to buy the screen and have to return it...?
(tomorrow, I will try to plug in at dealer, but it were near Christmas/time... they probably don't have the cable and screen, they are still in FullHD era on computer on floor)