Will a Tiny Notebook work with a 29" Ultrawide Monitor

[optimizer1]

Will a Tiny Notebook work with a 29" Ultrawide Monitor via it's micro HDMI connection. It's just for office type uses, not heavy duty gaming/processing?
Is screen size anything I need to be concerned about, or will any computer work with any screen?

Notebook w/ 10" screen (I think my computer has an Atom processor, so the specs may have changed a little), & win 10.
http://www.asus.com/uk/Notebooks/ASUS_EeeBook_X205TA/specifications/

Screen, 29" Ultrawide, 2560x1080
http://www.lg.com/uk/monitors/lg-29UM68

 

[Herc08]

I'm pretty sure that probably will not work. Not sure which one you have, but...

Similar to the Z3735D, the Z3735F has the maximum recommended display resolution of 1900x1200.

The Z3735G has 32-bit memory bus, which limits supported RAM size to 1 GB, and cuts in half memory bandwidth from 10.6 GB/s to 5.3 GB/s. Its maximum display resolution is 1200x800.

 

[optimizer1]

Hi, Thanks.
This is the Z3735F.
32 bit OS x64 based processor. 2GB ram Win 10.
What will its max display resolution be, and is it listed in win 10 control panel somewhere, or is it something you're calculating?

So this means I can't rely on this little notebook for travel, and be able to plug it into a company's 48" conference room screen and expect it to work?

 

[Herc08]

Well that's from a legitimate website who did the review. You will only see the max resolution based off what your current display can handle.

You can read more info here: http://www.cpu-world.com/news_2014/2014042201_Details_of_Atom_Z3735F_and_Z3735G_processors.html

 

[optimizer1]

Thanks for finding the info for me so quickly.
Notebook Max recommended 1900x1200 = 2280000
29" Ultrawide 2560x1080 = 2764800 Difference ~<500K
Do you think it's possible it might work, and do you know what happens when things go wrong because a person's gone well above the max resoultion? Does it just not work, or will it give problems when you show display intensive applications like video or games?

 

[Herc08]

I get your math, but it still possible could not work. If the max resolution is not supported, the computer will simply push out the max that it can. So if I had a CPU that maxed out to 1080p, and I hooked up a 4K monitor, it will default to 1080p, not matter what I will do. Makes sense?

 

[optimizer1]

OK, so the screen will still work, just in the lesser max resolution my notepad will handle?
So I can use this notepad for travel and presentations even if a company conference room has a 48" display. My Notepad will just display in a lesser resolution?
(clueless at this, but learning)

 

[Herc08]

Yes, that is how it works. I want to warn you though, on a bigger monitor, stuff is larger because the resolution is smaller.

 

[optimizer1]

ha ha, I need larger so I can stop using a microscope to look at this tiny 10" Notebook screen. Thanks again, much appreciated.