u/ThermoElectricMan

Can Legion 9i Gen 10 support 3x 6K displays?

Anyone know if the Legion 9i Gen 10 can support three 6K displays?

Hoping I can connect one to the Thunderbolt 5 port in my laptop and connect the other two via Thunderbolt to two additional 6K displays via the Anker Thunderbolt 5 dock.

Does anyone know if this is possible?

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u/ThermoElectricMan — 1 day ago

When will we see decent 6K monitors with >600 NITS and TB5?

I'm looking to purchase two 6K 32" monitors for work and really disappointed with what is available.

The LG seems to have a lot of complaints about durability and quality. The ASUS seems not much better, and I really dislike the thick bezel with the ugly logo plastered in the middle.

The LG looks perfect aesthetically with thin bezels and no logo and just wish it was higher quality and a bit brighter.

The Samsung 6K monitor just came out and what on earth are they thinking with only 350 NITS?!

Are there any 32" 6K monitors on the horizon with TB5 input and decent NITS of at least around 600. It's like everyone decided to make the same mediocre 6K monitor. 🤣

Would love to find a 32" 6K monitor that is either OLED or mini-LED or higher end LCD that is bright enough.

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u/ThermoElectricMan — 10 days ago

Are there any good 6K 32" monitors with decent NITS on the horizon?

I'm looking to purchase two 6K 32" monitors for work and really disappointed with what is available.

The LG seems to have a lot of complaints about durability and quality. The ASUS seems not much better, and I really dislike the thick bezel with the ugly logo plastered in the middle.

The LG looks perfect aesthetically with thin bezels and no logo and just wish it was higher quality and a bit brighter.

The Samsung 6K monitor just came out and what on earth are they thinking with only 350 NITS?!

Are there any 32" 6K monitors on the horizon with TB5 input and decent NITS of at least around 600. It's like everyone decided to make the same mediocre 6K monitor. 🤣

Would love to find a 32" 6K monitor that is either OLED or mini-LED or higher end LCD that is bright enough.

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u/ThermoElectricMan — 10 days ago