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‎11-01-2021 03:30 AM

HP Recommended
Product: Probook 455 G8
Operating System: Microsoft Windows 10 (64-bit)

My Probook 455 G8 has a USB-C port that supports PD and display port and I want to connect an external monitor with a single cable through this port but I have 2 questions:
1. Can the R5 5600U chip on this laptop output a stable image at 2k 60hz (or 75hz)? I don't play games or do heavy graphics tasks, nor do I plan to use Extended mode most of the time.
2. I wonder what the maximum charging capacity is the C port on this laptop?. I want to use the laptop with power from my monitor via port C but am concerned that not providing enough power may affect the performance of the machine.
Hope someone will answer my question. Thanks

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‎11-01-2021 10:10 AM

HP Recommended

Hello

 

it can  support 4K @60HZù

 

your monitor can charge the notebook if it's able to provide at least 45W on USB-C port.

 

bye

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