Resolution of 2015 MBP in windows 10

[Burdy]

I want to connect my 2015 Macbook Pro (Windows 10 on boot camp) with an LG 34UC97-S on HDMI. Will I get the maximum resolution of 3440x1440 out of it?

 

[Mcmeowmers]

I really don't see why not. You may have to adjust the AR and fiddle with settings to get the image right. But I haven't tried personally

 

[Burdy]

Thanks for your reply. Could someone confirm?

 

[estabya]

You'll be fine. That computer will do up to full 4k at 60Hz on OS X or Windows, so that resolution will be no problem.

EDIT:
Just realized you asked specifically about HDMI. That I'm not 100% certain on, although you could just use Thunderbolt, which will definitely work.
[doublepost=1456515343][/doublepost]Never mind, it will work. Just found a post on a different forum with a user that's outputting the same resolution over HDMI on a 2012 rMBP 15. Although I don't see any advantage to using HDMI over TB, especially since you could just daisy chain any additional TB devices through your monitor and just have one cord to plug in.

http://arstechnica.com/civis/viewtopic.php?p=26774389

 

[iMacDragon]

I think over hdmi you can only get 30hz at 4k out of current macbooks

 

[estabya]

I think over hdmi you can only get 30hz at 4k out of current macbooks

Correct 4K/60Hz is not supported by HDMI 1.4. You can do it with Thunderbolt or DP. However, 3440x1440 at 60Hz requires far less bandwidth thank 4k/60Hz, so HDMI 1.4 is sufficient.
[doublepost=1456529523][/doublepost]Well OP, you had me searching for 3440x1440 things, and I had been looking for a new monitor anyway... So I ordered one of these:

http://www.lg.com/uk/monitors/lg-34UM95

So I'll let you know on Tuesday when it arrives .

 

[estabya]

OK so I got the monitor set up. In both 10.11 and Windows 10 my 2014 MBP 13" it will run full resolution over HDMI at 50Hz and over Thunderbolt at 60Hz. Hope that answers your question!