MP 6,1 Can 2013 macpro run dual 4k 60hz? Ok

[rueyloon]

Thinking of getting dual 27inch 4k screens for my 2013 macpro. Can It support it at 60hz?

I tried 4k around 2014 but I returned the monitor because of the low refresh rate, have they fixed that?

 

[Amethyst1]

Yes. Two 4K monitors at 60 Hz via DisplayPort.

 

[joevt]

I tried 4k around 2014 but I returned the monitor because of the low refresh rate, have they fixed that?

Was it an HDMI display? The HDMI port of the Mac Pro 2013 only supports HDMI 1.4. To do 4K60 requires a DisplayPort to HDMI 2.0 adapter.

Yes. Two 4K monitors at 60 Hz via DisplayPort.

Tech specs say three dual cable 5K displays or six 1440p displays.
https://support.apple.com/kb/sp697
I think that means it can do between three and six 4K displays. Each 4K display needs to be connected to a separate Thunderbolt port.

 

[Amethyst1]

Was it an HDMI display?

There were also some cheap-ish 4K displays in 2013/2014 that were limited to 30 Hz, such as the Dell P2815Q or Seiki TVs.

Tech specs say three dual cable 5K displays or six 1440p displays.
https://support.apple.com/kb/sp697

Thanks for the updated info.

 

[th0masp]

There were also some cheap-ish 4K displays in 2013/2014 that were limited to 30 Hz, such as the Dell P2815Q or Seiki TVs.

Ouch. 30 hz is painful, what can you do with that...

 

[Amethyst1]

Ouch. 30 hz is painful, what can you do with that...

If it's for mostly static content, slideshows or videos, 30 Hz is fine. For anything else though...

 

[kimenkroi]

I don't know if people see this here, but is it possible to use one 4K60Hz monitor and an Apple Thunderbolt Display (A1407) all toghether?