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I think the laptop may support a lower output frequency for 4k resolution. If you are using the HDMI port on your laptop then you might want to consider using the thunderbolt port. That usually support higher resolution with high frequency.
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@JRodDynamite As said in the post, I'm running it on Display Port, so I doubt it should have anything to do with update frequency. Also, there's no Thunderbolt ;)
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@mahaDev Well, I know for a fact that the ports are actually on the integrated graphics chip on the CPU. So guess it won't make too much of a difference. Although the GPU should be able to handle it. Couldn't find anything on the CPU. Thing is, even with just the 4K monitor I'm having issues. Now I'm running 3 monitors, and only the 4K is having issues.
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mahaDev22226y@ScriptCoded okay so from my experience (with windows), when the computer switches to something like 4k res, the GPU should automatically take care of it. Maybe check display settings/Nvidia driver to see if it's using integrated/dedicated card?
Also, in a laptop, the HDMI port is usually connected to both GPUs on a single bus, so if you're able to force your 940 to handle the 4k screen, you should be gold. -
@mahaDev I actually did that in the Nvidia control panel, but still nothing... :/ When checking all monitors still runs on the integrated
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