Can you use this as a computer monitor for a laptop? null

This will largely depend on the laptop you are trying to use with this monitor and what GPU it is running. I use this monitor almost everyday with my work laptop which is a Lenovo Thinkpad P50 running a NVIDIA Quadro M1000M GPU. This graphics card is able to run at the 3440x1440 resolution, however, it is NOT able to support refresh rates larger than 60 Hz.

Yes, am using this as my office laptop monitor during work, primarily for me to work two windows side by side at same time. Note though, I initially had to customize few settings on the monitor and laptop to suit this wide monitor.

Yes, as long as your laptop has an HDMI or display port.

Yes. As long as your monitor provides either an HDMI or display port output.

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This will largely depend on the laptop you are trying to use with this monitor and what GPU it is running. I use this monitor almost everyday with my work laptop which is a Lenovo Thinkpad P50 running a NVIDIA Quadro M1000M GPU. This graphics card is able to run at the 3440x1440 resolution, however, it is NOT able to support refresh rates larger than 60 Hz.
Answered by Cameron 5 years ago
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Yes, am using this as my office laptop monitor during work, primarily for me to work two windows side by side at same time. Note though, I initially had to customize few settings on the monitor and laptop to suit this wide monitor.
Answered by Ranga 5 years ago
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Yes, as long as your laptop has an HDMI or display port.
Answered by Jasen 5 years ago
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Yes. As long as your monitor provides either an HDMI or display port output.
Answered by GenXDad 5 years ago
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