Can I connect my laptop (Lenovo Yoga 730 with "Intel UHD 620 max. 32 GB / 4K Support" graphics card) to a monitor that has a higher resolution than the display of my laptop (1920 x 1080 pixels)?
I'm considering buying a large, better-resolution monitor to which I connect my laptop when I'm not on the road. Before I put too much money in the sand for a monitor that has more resolution than my laptop can deliver, I wanted to ask again.
If your notebook has a DisplayPort (DP for short), 4K should be possible.
Unfortunately, HDMI should not work. I doubt that your notebook has DisplayPort. However, there are docking stations for this function that support this.
example
https://www.medion.com/de/shop/p/notebook-zubehoer-medion-mini-type-c-dockingstation-md-87905--9-anschlussmoeglichkeiten-usb-3-0-dp-hdmi-gigabit-rj45-port-led-statusanzeige-dual-display-modus-50057714A1
I'm not sure if it works with your notebook. I'm on the go and can't check the specifications. But should only be for your guidance
