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Connection Guide for 8K4K 30Hz max. Resolution Single DP, Cable, Troubleshooting
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2. Connection Guide for 8K4K 30Hz (max.) Resolution (Single DP Cable) 1. Follow the connection guide below for DP cables connection. 2. Turn On the monitor by pressing the power on/off button. 3. Power up/ Boot up the computer or notebook. 4. Change resolution if necessary up to 7680 x 4320 30Hz. DP1 DP2 1. Notebook with DP port • Graphics card requirement: Single DP port that is compliant to DP1.4 support HBR3. • Recommended list of cards: nVidia GeForce series : GTX1070/1080, Quadro series : P5000/6000. AMD Radeon series : RX480/WX7100. Ensure the graphics card has 2 or more DP outputs. • Graphics card requirement: With two DP ports that are compliant to DP1.4 support HBR3, DisplayID 1.3 supporting Tile Display feature. • AMD driver version: revision later than 17.10 or later http://support.amd.com/en-us/download • nVidia driver version: revision later than 381.xx or later http://www.nvidia.com/Download/index. aspx?lang=en-us CD C DP - DP cable (1x) D Use one of the DP - DP cables to connect DP port on monitor to the DP port on notebook Troubleshooting 1. BIOS/Post screen is not observed, black screen during BIOS/Post, long period of black screen when monitor wake from sleep: • To speed up monitor initialization, disable monitor Sleep by OSD (Menu>Energy Settings>Monitor Sleep> Disable). 2. Black screen : • Ensure the graphics card support DP1.4 (older DP1.1 version is not supported by UP3218K). 3. Cannot achieve or image unstable at 8k4k resolution: • Ensure your graphics card is capable to support 8k4k. • Use only the in-box DP cables for connection to your PC. Non-DP certified or low quality DP cable may degrade signal integrity/bandwidth, resulting in reduced performance. NOTE: Always update your VBIOS to the latest. For more information, refer to Dell (http:// www.Dell.com) or AMD (http://www.AMD.com) or nVidia (http://www.NVIDIA.com) or graphics card vendor websites. Setting Up the Monitor | 23