These resources are incredibly helpful for those of us on multi-monitor setups. Is there one available for the FW16? This will determine if I keep or cancel my pre-order.
I haven’t found one and the only resource I’ve seen are these rudimentary specs from AMD (for the 7840hs)
For reference, here is an example of one from another OEM
What’s the concern?
The previous gen AMD 680M iGPU in my work ThinkPad does:
USB-C supports up to 4K@60Hz (4 displays output), 5K@60Hz (3 displays output) or 5K@120Hz (up to 2 displays output)
It’s not going to be any worse than that…
concern around bandwidth bottleneck for my monitor setup.
I currently have one which means two monitors (of my triple monitor setup) run at half their rated output (eg. 30 instead of 60 AND 60 instead of 144hz).
Thanks for the detail about your 680m, my setup should work in full based on what you’ve shared.
UHBR10 should almost definitely prevent any issues…though official confirmation would be really nice to have.
Finding a dock that does UHBR10, the MST hub is a lot more likely to be the limitation that the host at the moment.
I asked myself the same question, I want to set up a UW monitor, but if the specifications above are correct it should work?
Philips Evnia 8000 Series 49M2C8900L
48.9" (124.2cm), Klasse: 49"
5120x1440 (DQHD), 32:9, 109ppi
144Hz (5120x1440)
So far I have found out that I can only select the resolution when I connect to the monitor via DP.
USB-C offers me a maximum resolution of 3840x1080 on 59.97Hz. Does anyone know what the problem could be?
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It might be your cable. Is it rated for the required spec?
I used the supplied cable, I also tested another one that I bought and meets all the specifications shows the same result.
I have tried it on both slot 1 and slot 4. Expansion Card Slot functionality on Framework Laptop 16
Ok very strange, after a reset of the monitor USB-C was set to HighSpeed and since I set it to High Resolution, I get the full resolution offered
