[SOLVED] GeForce Mx150 with an Ultrawide Monitor (5120x1440) ?

[Klajdi5001]

Hello guys,

I have a laptop which have a integrated GeForce Mx150. I want to use it with an Ultrawide 49" monitor (resolution 5120x1440).
Can I use it without problems ?
Ps: It's not for gaming

Thank you in advance!
Best regards

 

[hang-the-9]

Why not connect them and see if it works? Nothing bad will happen if it does not.

 

[Klajdi5001]

Why not connect them and see if it works? Nothing bad will happen if it does not.

I want to buy an Ultrawide 49"I haven't bought it yet and I wanted to be sure that it will work great

 

[hang-the-9]

I want to buy an Ultrawide 49"I haven't bought it yet and I wanted to be sure that it will work great

You need to look at your laptop specifications, that is about the same number of pixels as a 4k display and the video card can do 4k, you may be limited to 30hz though.

 

[Klajdi5001]

You need to look at your laptop specifications, that is about the same number of pixels as a 4k display and the video card can do 4k, you may be limited to 30hz though.

Laptop is Asus ZenBook 13 UX311UN. It says FHD not 4k i am not sure if it will work properly 😅

 

[hang-the-9]

Laptop is Asus ZenBook 13 UX311UN. It says FHD not 4k i am not sure if it will work properly 😅

That is your screen resolution not the capability of the video card and your video port.

 

[Klajdi5001]

That is your screen resolution not the capability of the video card and your video port.

Ok I didn't get it😅 will it work normally with an ultrawide or not ? What can possibly go wrong cause I will not play games

 

[mdd1963]

I'd be surprised if whatever ports (HDMI, VGA, etc) the laptop comes with support such resolution at all, frankly...

 

[Llamaman]

This person seemed to think it works;
View: https://www.reddit.com/r/thinkpad/comments/cfi875/my_experience_with_dell_super_ultrawide_49/

 

[hang-the-9]

I'd be surprised if whatever ports (HDMI, VGA, etc) the laptop comes with support such resolution at all, frankly...

Usually high resolution is less of an issue when running at basic refresh rates like 60 or 30, HDMI 2 can do 4k without issues and 2.1 can hit 8k. The ultrawide is just abut the same resolution as a 4k standard wide screen , but the OP needs to check with the laptop specs to see what the capabilities are for sure with his system.

VGA even has a surprisingly high resolution capability considering how old the standard is, someone did something right when designing that standard.