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Can Intel HD Graphics support 1440p ?

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Hi there,

 

simple question, can any Intel HD Graphics support 1440p windows resolution ?

I was looking at the HD Graphics 610 but couldn't find this information.

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Check your motherboard specifications, it will tell you which (if any) ports can handle that resolution. Some DVI and HDMI ports support it, some don't.

And I assume you just mean regular desktop work and not gaming?

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Based on what I've seen from laptops, iGPU's on modern Intel CPU's can handle 4K just fine for desktop use, but certainly not gaming unless you're talking something like Doom95.

 

(Using a source port, I have played Doom95 at 4K on an iGPU with about 70 fps xD)

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Yeah i didnt not plan on gaming, just using this resolution for excel... T_T hehe

 

So HD 610 will support 1440p, on hdmi only i suppose ?

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I have a display with 3440x1440 resolution, using DisplayPort cable.

My PC has 6700k with Intel HD Graphics 530. I can play TF2, so Excel is definitely not an issue.

My laptop has 5200U with Intel HD Graphics 5500. It ran some basic games as well, so Excel is definitely not an issue.

 

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And what about intel Graphics HD 530 ?

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Regardless of the model of Intel HD Graphics ?

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4 minutes ago, zobos said:

And what about intel Graphics HD 530 ?

2 minutes ago, zobos said:

Regardless of the model of Intel HD Graphics ?

Again, check the motherboard just to be sure. HDMI 1.4 and on support 1440p at 60Hz. DVI still often doesn't support it. 

4 minutes ago, wrathoftheturkey said:

Any modern HDMI port supports 1440p @60Hz.

OP should still check to be sure. 

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I played rocket league on a hd530 at 1080 on medium at 40 fps. so a 610 is fine. 

 

and at my workplace i have a hd530 with 2 1440 displays connected for browsing and excel. no problem.

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