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HP Spectre x360 Convertible Laptop PC 14-ea1000 (446B8AV)
Microsoft Windows 11

Two weeks ago I bought an HP Spectre X360 14 (i7-1195G7, 16GB, 1TB Optane, with 3K x 4K display.) I upgraded the OS from Win11 Home to Win11 Pro (21H2.)


I also purchased an Anker USB-C hub with 4K/60Hz via HDMI  and an Insignia USB-C-to-DisplayPort Cable  that also supports 4K/60Hz. However using either one of them, I only get 30Hz on my Dell P2415Q 4K monitor. I've tried both TB4 ports on the HP.

 

HP Spectre DP 30Hz.gif

 

To eliminate the Dell monitor as the culprit, I connected a Microsoft Surface Pro 6 via DisplayPort, and sure enough, it shows 60Hz using the rather old Intel® UHD Graphics 620.

SP6-DP-60hz.gif

Where do I begin to troubleshoot this?

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I just re-read my post and it might not be clear:  when I use the USB-C-to-Display Port cable, I do it from a TB4 port on the computer directly to a DP on the monitor – I'm not using the USB hub when I use that cable.

 

I only use the USB hub when I'm connecting to the monitor via HDMI, since the computer doesn't have any HDMI port.

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