Can I hook up 2560X1440 to this card?
829280
To answer your question, have no clue. But i had high hopes for this card. when they work they work fine. (not for gaming). but i have gotten about 15 percent of them work sort of... they had slow down, flickering, and video driver crashes. when i would replace them with the same card they worked. (bought a few of them for work at one time). when they work they are fine but keep the box for returns just in case.
1804742
The card comes with its own DVI to VGA connector if you order this you will be fine :) (I am running 2 SLI)
1561907
have never tried. don't have a 4k monitor. But Max resolution: 2560x1600. 4k is 4096 x 2160
2049180
Yes. Additionally, the card is 4K Ready using DisplayPort 1.2 (4096X2160). You must use HDMI 1.4a (4096X3112) to get to the 4K and if you just want to use DVI (as a backup for example) it will drive your monitor at 2560X1600. Hope this helps.
36417
Per AMD's Specs for HD 6450 and XFX's Spec for this model itself it is a Dual Link DVI Port. Max Res via HDMI/DVI-DL = 2560 x 1600
1760385
No, this card only has mini display port connections however, the card can generate a resolution of 5760x3240 without any problems.
1310706
Most HDMI systems can't display 2560x1440. (Some very new ones can, but Macs for example can't.) Displayport is a more reliable way to get full res. For a mac, get a cable that goes from thunderbolt/mini-displayport on one end and full-sized displayport on the other end. Mine only came with a DVI cable.
1828223
Yes it does. It supports up to 2560x1600 digital resolution. You can also run multiple monitors off of it. Remember though that it is a low end card and can be significantly taxed by intensive programs or games.
253786
Yes it will support it I believe but you will need to install a new GPU that supports dual monitors. Be careful that you don't buy a card that needs more power than your power supply can handle since the power supply is on 300W I think. I am guessing either a 256 or 512 will work fine.
1097297
I run two 27" 2560x1440 display port monitors off of one of these cards with no issues. Max power is 19.5 W. It will work in any system. Works perfectly for business applications, and light computer aided design applications.
1935250
I think so , as long as you use available ports in the card : I/O HDMI * 1DVI-I * 1 Mini DisplayPort *2http://www.gigabyte.us/products/product-page.aspx?pid=4102#sp
1046007
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
1018596
Hi I'm sorry If it's not Displayport 1.2 , it's not compatible with this 2560x1440 resolution. Thank you.
1559590
Not a chance. This is a legacy VGA card that is meant for bare bones work. For that you will need a card w/ at least 512MB.
351756
Was only able to go up 1080P@60hz by default ... I am using a gtx 670 for the test.I did a custom resolution through nv control panel and it actually go up to 2560x1440 but it didn't look good at all. DVI and DisplayPort seem to have no issues with it.
837919
To display 2560x1440, you need the dual link DVI cable (came with the monitor) and a dual link DVI to Thunderbolt/USB adapter. We got the Apple brand adapter and it works well.
1141942
There sure is...but depending on your laptop. If you have an old cheapo laptop with a graphics card that can't handle the 1440p resolution then probably not, but I use this monitor with a 15" Retina Macbook Pro and it works great using the Macbook HDMI port which displays the full 2560x1440 resolution.