Pi5 supports resolutions up to UHD@60Hz on both HDMI interfaces.
Some users reported problems with ultrawide displays running at 144Hz.
Personally I'm running Pi5 on a 13.3in 2560x1440pixels display, sometimes it gets connected to my 27in UHD monitor, rarely to the UHD TV.
Avoid buying 1366x768pixel monitors. Buy a FHD with 60Hz and you wont see issuee. 120Hz on FHD are fine as well, but do you need that?
Any idea what refresh rate is best for "eye Health"?
With occasional cable unpluging, can we configurate three screens for Windows notebook and RPi 5? Notebook has own screen and one HDMI out.
Can I buy USB-C docking station and get total-TWO HDMI from notebook? Does it need driver or it is industry-standard like USB-drive/keyboard/keyboard?
On paper spec., there Is "display port". Does it work with RPi and windows pc with HDMI?
Many thanks
Statistics: Posted by David16962 — Fri Aug 30, 2024 3:08 am