This board may actually exactly what we need at work with all these PCIE slots

hi, found this channel as of writing. I have a question, maybe you know the answer: For example let us take the i7-13900TE. This is what I stumble upon. If you look at the spec sheet on Intel you see that it has the capability to output “5120 x 3200 @ 120Hz” from the eDP port. This is nice because I want a monitor with a refresh rate of 160Hz. So, 120Hz will be displayed, which is enough for me. But now the questions: It also shows HDMI-output and DP, and supports 4 displays. 1a) Does this mean that eDP+HDMI+DP+?=4? Is the “?” also another HDMI or DP port depended on the motherboard used? 1b) Or is it that via DP you can have 4 displays? 1c) How does this relate to the MOBO, because I assume you need to have a MOBO that has those ports. So if a MOBO has two HDMI and two DP it can output to 4 displays, right? And then for each of the ports the maximum output resolution of the iGPU of the CPU can be obtained, right? So in this example two HDMI give two “4096 x 2160 @ 60Hz” and the two DP gives two “7680 x 4320 @ 60Hz”? Here, I also need to take in account the fact that the MOBO ports can handle those resolutions? 1d) How does eDP work, because it says to a flat panel, but you only find a panel besides the PC as a flat panel or laptop, not a monitor. And if you look further, little is know about eDP to DP cables. There are MOBO with eDP “ports,” but those are the ribbon connectors and a monitor does not have that type of input. So why does the CPU have this capability? Is it possible to get a reliable eDP to DP cable? 1e) Is there a motherboard that can use the “5120 x 3200 @ 120Hz” and let it go via USB-C? I know this question is weird, but the goal is to have the “5120 x 3200 @ 120Hz” not via eDP. kind regards.

Isn't this the pot calling the kettle black

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