Will this give 4K resolution to a 4K monitor even though my on board actual graphic card only supports up to 2560 x 1400?
1288958
Depends on the board, computer, and OS you have. My laptop computer (MacBook Pro 17-inch, Mid 2010) was built before 4K was released. This adapter works on that system in full 4K resolution. I was pleasantly surprised. The OS is upgraded to the newest Mavericks. I bought the Seiki 55 inch 4K monitor at Sears at a great price, plugged it into the laptop with this adapter, and it works great. (I took the chance since I could return the Monitor to Sears if it did not.)
667105
No it will not. You need a more powerful card to support the resolution. Try GTX 780ti
2148509
Yes, if you have a laptop/PC with HDMI version 1.4 which supports up to 4K2K.Sometimes it is the computer's HDMI that can't output full resolution, in this case QHD, not that the monitor can't display.
1701826
I'm using mine with an AMD W7000 graphics card. The only time I get 2560x1600 is with a straight through Display Port cable. Any otherl configuration, even with the best adapters (even DVI-D), gets 1920x1080 displayed. No disc required with Windows 7 or Windows Server 2012 R2. After a couple of boots it picked the device itself. Not sure how many though as I was installing all the other drivers required and those needed a lot of reboots.
352890
I have the card and tv to support 4k resolution and this adapter that I ordered will only do 1080p. This adapter doesn't even support HDMI 1.4a resolution.
1587367
I was only able to get the max resolution, via a display port cable. I have tried 2 different dual link dvi cables, but they never went above 1920x1080.
603020
Hi Thank you for your interest. But I'm sorry we can't guarantee the compatibility with on board graphic chipset. Please use the graphic card like Nvidia GT620. Thank you.
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.
1041046
Assuming you have the right connector and you have the USB plugged in to the computer (because the extra power is required), you can try going to Display Preferences and hitting the Option key. A button should pop up to show the available resolutions. I had to do this with my 27" monitor.
1561907
have never tried. don't have a 4k monitor. But Max resolution: 2560x1600. 4k is 4096 x 2160
1869102
This card will do movies and some other desktop display on a 4K display. However on games it would choke and burn (if it would even launch) on a 4k display.I would not recommend anything less than a GTX 780 or a Titan if you plan to seriously take advantage of this display.As much as a 4K monitor costs I would not skimp on the video card at all or you will lose the benifits of 4k.I would recommend against this for 4k.
1976621
The maximum resolution on this is 1080p, contrary to the little blurb that they have on the product page. I bought this solely because I hoped to connect my gaming PC (which has Mini DisplayPort 1.2 which can support full 4k at 60hz) to my 4k TV (Which has HDMI 2.0). Through this adapter my PC can only see my TV as a 1080p display.
1889325
Hi Thank you for your interest. Yes it supports 2560x1440 through DVI-D port. Thank you.
1101366
Over digital media (HDMI or DVI) this card is capable of supporting up to 4096 X 2160. Ultra high resolution usually means 4K which is 3840 X 2160. So I would say this card could certainly support the resolution. Whether you will want to run games at that resolution is another question. Most don't even support it yet. But short answer is yes.
351761
Yes. I had to use NVidia Control Center and make a custom resolution and set the refresh rate to 40Hz, but I do get the full 2560x1440 over HDMI.
463396
Yes, but only through the 1.2 display port on the card. Anything else is capped at 1080p.
1328439
I read somewhere that, it supports a resolution of 2560x1600. so it should support dual monitors if the total resolutions falls under this. I'm using nVidia GPU, so I never tried the onboard hdmi or DVI.