I have a Razer Blade 15 with GTX 1070 MaxQ. I attached it with a LG 27UD68-P 4k Monitor using USB-C to Display port cable. I have another same monitor at work which I would like to bring home and connect as dual monitor setup using the other mini display port as well. My question is can the laptop handle dual 4K monitors in 60hz (8K in total) with the build-in display turned off for basic productivity tasks like photo editing (lightroom and photoshop) and programming ?
As for gaming I will not use those monitors, I will use the build-in 144hz display. I would like to utilise the 144hz screen.
Dual 4k Monitors with Blade 15
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Joikansai
Idk about light room and photoshop but it should be fine if you’re not doing gpu intensive application like gaming on that resolution. I’m using dual monitors one 4K and one 1440p, extend Mode kind weird because resolution changes, but still usable when doing paperwork and media consumption. But on gaming sometimes I merged both into 5120x1440p ultrawide and 1070 still fine for old titles like Battlefront 2 or GTA5 but not recently AAA titles, I need Razer core and high end gpu help to get playable 60fps. Both with Blade internal off (second display option will make 2nd and 3rd monitors extend mode).
Thanks mate. I will give it a try.
Idk about light room and photoshop but it should be fine if you’re not doing gpu intensive application like gaming on that resolution. I’m using dual monitors one 4K and one 1440p, extend Mode kind weird because resolution changes, but still usable when doing paperwork and media consumption. But on gaming sometimes I merged both into 5120x1440p ultrawide and 1070 still fine for old titles like Battlefront 2 or GTA5 but not recently AAA titles, I need Razer core and high end gpu help to get playable 60fps. Both with Blade internal off (second display option will make 2nd and 3rd monitors extend mode).
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