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Is it possible?

Apple site says it can run two 4k displays. But can it drive them both at 60Hz?

Upd. Question was marked as duplicate, but this is not fully correct - 2015 MBP 13 and 15 have different integrated video cards from Intel. And surprisingly 13's card is better than 15's ( 13 - Intel Iris Pro 6100, 15 - Intel Iris Pro 5200).

Is it possible?

Apple site says it can run two 4k displays. But can it drive them both at 60Hz?

Is it possible?

Apple site says it can run two 4k displays. But can it drive them both at 60Hz?

Upd. Question was marked as duplicate, but this is not fully correct - 2015 MBP 13 and 15 have different integrated video cards from Intel. And surprisingly 13's card is better than 15's ( 13 - Intel Iris Pro 6100, 15 - Intel Iris Pro 5200).

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Alex Povar
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Is it possible?

Apple site says it can run two 4k displays. But can it drive them both at 60Hz?

Is it possible?

Apple says it can run two 4k displays. But can it drive them both at 60Hz?

Is it possible?

Apple site says it can run two 4k displays. But can it drive them both at 60Hz?

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Dual 4k monitor setup at 60hz with 2015 15" MacBook Pro with Intel Iris Pro over display port

Is it possible?

Apple says it can run two 4k displays. But can it drive them both at 60Hz?