[NAME]  According to Intel's specs on the Xe GPU in that CPU, it supports up to four simultaneous independent displays.  That would include the built-in display if you keep it active.  For external displays, your setup also has to fit within any bandwidth limits of the outputs being used to drive them.  Triple FHD and even quad should be possible through a regular USB-C dock as long as it supports DisplayPort HBR3 though, which the Dell WD19 dock does.  The WD19 can run single 4K 60 Hz from an HBR3 system, and that's equivalent to quad FHD.  That said, I haven't actually tested that setup.  And unfortunately the Display Resolution Tables for Dell's docks don't seem to have been updated for the Intel Xe chipset, which is likely why the Quad Display options mentioned on the WD19TB say they're only allowed with systems that certain systems that allow the discrete GPU to take control of the display outputs.  (Earlier Intel GPUs only supported three simultaneous independent displays, which is probably the reason.)
Hi All, THis model has the new inbuilt Intel Iris XE graphics and 2 x Thunderbolt 4 and 1 x USB 3.2 Gen 2 Type C I'm looking to 3 or 4 FHD monitors (work purposes only) in addtion to the laptop screen. Assuming I'll need a Thunderbolt 4 docking station of some kind but is there hard limit to the amount of monitors I can have with this model? Thanks in advance
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