I'm unfortunately a DAU as far as these things are concerned.
I was able to find out that my notebook has o. G. Specifications.
Would like to connect a 49 inch curved monitor.
My question now is whether a resolution is passed through that enables work on such a large monitor.
Is about normal office work with office applications.
As an integrated or a dedicated unit?
If dedicated, what exactly?
I guess the monitor will then be on 4k and I oracle further: No, the notebook won't manage that
I have a Lenovo notebook and I found this information on the provider's website. As I said, I have no idea about it. I just wanted to work more comfortably in the home office, but then I read that one had to check whether the notebook passed on enough resolution at all.
The description says: 3d graphics chip and above information
Which notebook do you have?
Read it on the label on the back, there's a Lenovo identifier on it
I could read the following information:
Lenovo V145-15AST
Model Name: 81MT
MO: MPNXB0306088
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Is an integrated GPU, so 4k I would no longer trust it
Hmm.🤔
Many thanks in any case.
'Do you have any advice on what size I should go up to?
So purely from the iGPU I would not go over FHD for the monitor
Thank you so much!
