RX460 4GB and 5K Display

[Squuiid]

I'm considering finally upgrading my ageing Dell 3008WFP monitor for a 5K display.
I currently have a GTX 680 but I think I'll need to swap this out in order to drive 5K at 60Hz.

Does anyone have any experience driving a 5K display with an AMD RX460 4GB?
Presumably this should work just fine without any need for driver tweaks, disabling of SIP (SwitchresX), etc.

I want a clean solution with no hacks needed. I understand I'll be giving up boot screens I but can live with that.
Thanks.
[doublepost=1490787042][/doublepost]UPDATE:
I think I'm going to answer my own question.
I can only see RX 460 cards with a single DP, a single HDMI and a single DVI.
In order to drive 5K monitors currently on the market I would need 2x DisplayPort ports. This would seem to discount the RX 460 unless someone can point me in the direction of a card with two DP ports!

 

[Fl0r!an]

Dual cable 5K does not work OOB on Radeon GPUs: https://forums.macrumors.com/threads/rx480-5k.1989015/

Might work without much work on single cable DisplayPort 1.3 displays, but I don't think they exist yet...

 

[Squuiid]

Dual cable 5K does not work OOB on Radeon GPUs: https://forums.macrumors.com/threads/rx480-5k.1989015/

Might work without much work on single cable DisplayPort 1.3 displays, but I don't think they exist yet...

Thanks for this. And yes, it blows my mind that we still don't have DisplayPort 1.3 monitors on the market.

 

[DPUser]

RX 460 does drive 4k nicely. Just sayin'.

 

[Squuiid]

RX 460 does drive 4k nicely. Just sayin'.

True. The problem I have with 4K is that native 4K is too small on even a 32" screen in my opinion, and pixel doubling 4K essentially gives you 1080P display realestate, albeit with nice clear text.

5K pixel doubled is the equivalent of a 1440P screen which to me is optimal on anything larger than a 27".

I think I'll just wait another year and hang on to my trusty Dell 3008WFP (2560x1600). It's good at keeping the room warm in winter!

 

[Bubba Satori]

I think I'll just wait another year and hang on to my trusty Dell 3008WFP (2560x1600). It's good at keeping the room warm in winter!

It might run cooler if you calibrate it.