10bit color from Nvidia Quadro M3000M

Can anyone confirm thats a grading monitor can be connected to a mobile M3000M or M2000M graphics card via HDMI in 10bit with any video frame rate (25p,24p,...) and works in Resolve?

Any Lenovo P70 or P50 users here?
. I just want to confirm that it works before buying a now laptop that will also work as a color grading workstation in hotel rooms or cars.

a now laptop that will also work as a color grading workstation

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Have you consulted the Blackmagic configurations guide?

There seems to be a fairly widespread notion that the Resolve User Interface preview is a practical grading reference. It is not.

The only minimally acceptable color management that is applied might be an Operating System internal LUT or - imagining in this case - that "a" grading monitor is going to be hung off one of the UI card outputs, that it can be somehow massaged into a *close-enough* mode with an output LUT or its own internal RGB balance.

*Close enough* being relative to the grading environment, because, grading suites... can be cars... or hotel rooms... why would 10-bit be important?

Is the next question... "how do I get a full-screen image on the second monitor?"

jPo

When I asked my contact at BM Tech in Australia they told me that in Windows you currently only have an 8bit GUI and preview

in Windows you currently only have an 8bit GUI and preview

that really only will affect how much banding you will see in the viewer -- it has no effect on the grade, which is always calculated in 32-bit float. How hard you push the grade will be affected by what you see, of course, and that is one of the many reasons the UI is not the best choice as a judgement reference.

jPo