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‎10-03-2024 03:40 PM

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Product: HP EliteBook 830 G6
Operating System: Microsoft Windows 11

Hi HP Experts,

My laptop is EliteBook 830 G6, with Intel i5-8365U CPU and 32GB RAM.

I want to use its docking station to connect external monitor (which has its own power supply) via a DP cable.

What is the maximum resolution it can support? Can it support 4K 3840x2160? What is the max. framerate/refreshrate it can support via the docking station? Can it support more via the USB 3.1/Thunderbolt port, if I used a hub on that?

Thanks!

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‎10-03-2024 07:12 PM

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@Kostja 

 

Most likely it is compatible with the HP USB-C G5 dock. Please use the following table

 

 dock g5.png

 

The highlighted line is my test (confirmed).

 

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BH
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‎10-04-2024 02:08 PM

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@banhien

 

Thank you for the fast reply.

Yes this dock is most likely compatible but I am wondering what the max. framerate and resolution would be through a docking STATION not a hub with USB-C but a docking station using the docking port (because that's what I'm currently using and I'm wondering if I should buy a 4k monitor or if it would be wasted money, since my docking station can't do 4k anyway.

 

Sincerely

Kostja

 

 

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‎10-04-2024 02:34 PM

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@Kostja 

 

Please see the above table. The ROT is resolution goes up, refresh rate will go down and vice versa.

 

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