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Intel Z370 graphics resolution/refresh rate support

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Goi

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Hi,

I intend to purchase a new system that has an Intel Z370 chipset, and since I don't game, I intend to use the integrated Intel HD graphics. I also intend to get a Prism+ X340 monitor, which supports 3440 X 1440@100Hz.

Would the integrated Intel HD graphics support this resolution/refresh rate, or would I need a discrete graphics card?
 
I have an i5-4310m in my work laptop and when I work from home, I connect it to a 3440x1440p 75hz panel. I get the full resolution & refresh when using display port through the docking station, but not the built in HDMI (only other available port is VGA). It drops to 30hz through HDMI.

I would suspect a Z370 would be able to handle the extra 25hz as long as you are using an appropriate port to handle the bandwidth.
 
Goi said:
Hi,

I intend to purchase a new system that has an Intel Z370 chipset, and since I don't game, I intend to use the integrated Intel HD graphics. I also intend to get a Prism+ X340 monitor, which supports 3440 X 1440@100Hz.

Would the integrated Intel HD graphics support this resolution/refresh rate, or would I need a discrete graphics card?
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Intel HD graphics handles high refresh rate just fine.
 
Goi said:
Darn, I'll be getting a micro ATX motherboard, which only has DVI and HDMI.
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If it is HDMI 2.0 you should be good, but I don't know if that is available yet for integrated. I would think so by now.

The HDMI port on the Prism is 2.0, so you're good there.
 
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