Laptop to 4k TV


  1. ShamrockRig
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    Laptop to 4k TV


    Hi there, just got a new 4k tv and was wanting to display my laptop on it for movies etc
    What would i need to do to get this up and running as when connected with HDMI it doesnt display in 4k. Its all over the place when connected. Thanks
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  3. oscer1
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    Hi I dont think Hdmi can Go To 4K resolution. If your graphic card and tv have a display port would work better.
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  4. ShamrockRig
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    HDMI 2.0 can do 4k:)
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  6. oscer1
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    Do you have the resolution set to the native resolution of the tv
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  7. RoasterMen
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    Does your laptop support 4K? Your TV supports 4K?
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