169,290. Feb 28, 2023. #2. It looks bad. 1080p usually doesn't look so bad, because it's literally scalable from 4k. It's 4x 1080p. It will look more pixelated (Each pixel looking 4x larger when running at 1080p on 4k) depending on the size of the display, but better than 1440p. Of course, if you use the 1440p resolution in windowed mode, you For 4K/60Hz, the 4070 Ti definitely suffices. Depends on the game, but there will be many that can achieve this. I have a 1440P monitor, but games where I have plenty of headroom and where it can be noticed, I DLDSR the game to render at 4K and scale to 1440P for best picture quality. Solution. Yah, you can definitely run 4K screens like that no issue. Even a 1050 or 1030 could drive them as basic displays. Current Network Layout: Current Build Log/PC: Prior Build Log/PC: Ausfernando. 1. Yes, a 4K display can run 1440p. As a 4k display has a better resolution than a 1440p monitor, it can run 1440p. The visual clarity and sharpness will be determined by the monitor’s intended use. It also depends on how you want to use the monitor, such as for gaming, editing, or simply watching movies. So, if you are thinking of running 1440p command_f said about 7 years ago. To my surprise, my 21.5" LG UltraFine 4K display (the one that Apple has just launched) arrived today. Its delivery was forecast for the last week of December Consider also using integer scaling that prevents unreasonable blur when the scale is 2.0 or higher. For example, at Full HD (1920×1080) on a 4K display, the scale is exactly 2.0, so integer scaling turns each pixel into a perfect square group of 2×2 pixels of the same color not affected by colors of adjacent pixels. Yes. I have mx130 on my latitude 5491 and 2 dell 2418 (2k) wor work. Perfect working it. rozman50. OP • 4 yr. ago. Ok thank you, will buy a dongle and report, if it works. 1. Kocobo1. • 4 yr. ago. Hello all. I need a notebook with possibility to connect two 4k monitors Current idea is to buy DELL XPS 15 Aluminium/Carbon Ultrabook (9570) Silver, 15.6" FullHD (Intel® Core™ i7-8750H up to 4.10Ghz , 8GB DDR4 RAM, 256GB SSD, NVIDIA GTX1050Ti 4GB DDR5, CR, WiFi-AC/BT, TB3, 3cell,720p Webcam, Backlit KB, RUS, Win 10 Pro, 2kg) The second monitor only needs to run DP 1.2 or DP 1.4 to connect back to the first display. you can theoretically connect straight to a couple of 4K monitors with nothing more than Thunderbolt Or are people just exaggerate when monitors run on non-native resolution? Note: I am running GPU scaling with integer scaling in Radeon Software. Games I tried: PC: Doom, Doom Eternal, Control, Rise of the Tomb Raider, Wolfenstein 2. PS4: God of War, MGSV, Rise of the Tomb Raider. Xbox: Gears of War Ultimate. V3RcYUM.