How do I hook up my GTX 560 2gig to a Samsung UD590D 4k monitor to achieve 1080p 60Hz?

[phatazzbp]

I know my GPU cant handle 4k, and plan on upgrading to a GTX 970 soon, but until then how do I hook both of these up to achieve 1080P@60HZ?

My GPU has 2 Duallink DVI outputs as well as 1 mini HDMI output, while the monitor has 1 directport and 2 HDMI

From doing some research I saw that the only way to achieve the 60hz is through the displayport OR by using 2 HDMI cables from the monitor.

DO these adaptors even exist? A mini-HDMI to a DIsplayport OR Displayport to DUAL DVI OR miniHDMI to dual HDMI?? You can see my dilemma here fellas. All I can seem to find is Mini Displayport adapters and I don't need those. Is there a bungle or something I could use? Any help would be appreciated.

 

[barto]

Well, I don't think it really matters. From what I've found, only the 600, 700 and 900 series cards support 4k.

https://forums.geforce.com/default/topic/684376/gtx-560-ti-with-a-4k-monitor/?offset=2
https://developer.nvidia.com/4k-ultra-high-resolution-development
http://www.neowin.net/forum/topic/1199351-4k-display/

Sorry for the bad news.

 

[phatazzbp]

I know this my friend. As I said I want the monitor to simply show 1920X1080 1080P UNTIL I upgrade my GPU. I understand that 4k res is not supported by my GPU. MY question is whether I can get 60HZ. I know current HDMI doesn't support 60 HZ so a mini HDMI to HDMI cable wont cut it, was wondering if a DIsplayport to DVI-D cable would support 60hz

 

[barto]

Yes. DVI supports 1080 60Hz. I would expect the monitor to drop down to 1080.

 

[phatazzbp]

Thanks for the answer my friend. As I said Im definitely upgrading to a GTX 970 or 980 here in the next few months to completely utilize the 4k, but the Black Friday deals on 4k monitors is too good to pass up now so I figured why not. Thanks again!

 

[barto]

Np. Sorry for miss reading the first post.