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lga 1150 mother board with DP1.2 or Hdmi 2.0?

Just like the title says does anybody know if there is a motherboard that can do this i want to have a 4k tv as a additional display with my onboard graphics as it takes around 200-300mb Vram just to run it in desktop (already running 3x 1080p) screens so Vram goes to almost 700-800MB in windows o.O and my onboad can do 4k at 30Hz but not 60Hz :(

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i dont think its posible to run 4 displays (3+an aux) from an intel motherboard, you're better with a Videocard, there are some models that offer higher conectivity even some Low power Profesional solutions up to 6 displays or Quad  UHD

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1 minute ago, Mauricio G. B. said:

i dont think its posible to run 4 displays (3+an aux) from an intel motherboard, you're better with a Videocard, there are some models that offer higher conectivity even some Low power Profesional solutions up to 6 displays or Quad  UHD

No i am runing the 3x 1080P once on the Nvidia GPU's and the TV on the Onboard.

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for the amount of money youre going to spend on a new motherboard, why not just buy a video card?

sorry im confused....whats running those 3 1080p displays?
your sig says you have 2 gtx 780's

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1 minute ago, clementk said:

No i am runing the 3x 1080P once on the Nvidia GPU's and the TV on the Onboard.

well thats better information, it looks like you run 2 780s, cant you run the 4 displays from both cards? ive used to do that with amd cards

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1 minute ago, mok said:

for the amount of money youre going to spend on a new motherboard, why not just buy a video card?

I already have 2x 780's i Just want the 4k Screen to not run on there 3GB Vram Buffer

 

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1 minute ago, Mauricio G. B. said:

well thats better information, it looks like you run 2 780s, cant you run the 4 displays from both cards? ive used to do that with amd cards

I can but then i use 700-800MB Vram just to run windows with 4k screen on it aswel.

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2 minutes ago, clementk said:

I already have 2x 780's i Just want the 4k Screen to not run on there 3GB Vram Buffer

 

get a 1080 GTX with 8gb and problem solved its a little more expensive than the super high end motherboards you are searching

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1 minute ago, Mauricio G. B. said:

get a 1080 GTX with 8gb and problem solved its a little more expensive than the super high end motherboards you are searching

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im sorry, but you are trying to find a really weird solution for a gimmick you're annoyed with instead of really solving it with a more sensible solution
@awesomeness10120 said he only one I can think of is the Z97 Deluxe and the Z97 WS from Asus. wich you can go search for them, altho i dont think the IGPU of your i5 can support 4k at 60hz,

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3 minutes ago, clementk said:

I can but then i use 700-800MB Vram just to run windows with 4k screen on it aswel.

4k likes its vram.

 

Any reason you need 60Hz? I assume you aren't trying to game on it, but 30Hz should be fine for video playback. If anything add another dgpu with those capabilities.

 

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