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Try power cycling the dock.

"You may also create a bootable USB drive or a CD with a Firmware ISO file available at www.samsung.com/ssd." See Samsung SSD FAQs | Samsung SSD US

I downloaded the new Magician 4.7, but it does not show a firmware update available. Has anyone tried manually updating their SP3 to EXT43B6Q?

Long shot, but they pushed an update for the dock a while back. Have you tried checking Windows Update while docked? FYI, my miniDP port quit working on both my docks last week (obviously caused by a problem with the SP3 and not the docks themselves). But the most recent firmware update fixed...

I just had noticed my first WiFi speed issue. Normally maxes my 100/5 Internet over 40Mhz channel in 5Ghz band. I was streaming YouTube and walked between access points. My video stopped and WiFi dropped to ~1Mb down. Tried rebooting my access points, toggling Airplane mode, and moving back to...

Any update on this bug?

Hyper is great. If you have playback problems, you can switch to the YouTube player under Settings->Player (although it can be difficult to skip forward and back accurately using touch because of YouTube's tiny progress bar.)

https://downloadcenter.intel.com/Detail_Desc.aspx?ProductID=3719&DwnldID=24596&lang=eng&iid=dc_rss Various bug fixes. Seem to be running fine on my SP3.

If you are using a miniDP->HDMI cable, there is another issue to consider. The SP3 port probably supports DP++ (or dual-mode) which electrically turns the port into an HDMI port when you are using a passive HDMI cable. The port on the dock might not support DP++, in which case you will need to...

I'd go IPS 4k @ 60Hz. I use the 32" Dell, but the 24" or 27" would be great as well (assuming they support the old MST collage mode that the SP3 requires).

The physical wire routing is longer from the CPU/GPU to the DP port on the dock than the one on the SP3. The signal degrades over distance (plus any electrical interactions between the dock connector and SP3). Try a shorter/better cable (tested to DP1.2 bandwidth). I could not run 4k@60Hz with...

Yes, MST is emulating two separate monitors using two separate DP links. SST is one big monitor on one DP link. The SP3 cannot drive DP at 4k/60 per link, but it can drive two links at 4k/30 (which can be combined to one 4k/60 monitor in MST mode). I think professional MST combiners exist, but...

The SP3 can't drive SST 4k at 60Hz. Only MST works at that refresh. I think some others have created custom timings up to around 50Hz though which wouldn't look too bad. Search around for those settings.

3960 is the earliest driver that supports 4k MST monitors.

Are you pointing to the correct subfolder? I think it's x64.

That sucks. Only other thing I can think is the Intel driver: •Intel(R) 8 Series PCI Express Root Port #3 - 9C14 update (v2.0.1151.0) addresses cases when the Wi-Fi adapter is not available upon resuming the system from sleep Maybe try uninstalling this one?

Agree that keeping monitors the same distance is ideal. Too much work for your eyes to change viewing distance all the time. I don't actually use my SP3 screen for any real work while docked because it's too small to be useful. I meant that when using the SP3 as a standalone tablet you tend to...

You try uninstalling your Marvell drivers and rebooting?

If you want to avoid scaling issues, get a high res screen and keep your scaling the same across all monitors. 4k @ 24-32" will work well, e.g., the Dell UP2414Q. It is 185ppi, which is very close to the SP3's 216ppi. I have the UP3214Q (140ppi) and it works fine using the same scaling as the...

You have 3 electrical channels, each capable of max 3200 x 2000 @60 Hz. You can use two channels to drive one monitor using MST to drive half the screen with each channel. You have two physical ports (one on the docking station, one on the SP3 device). DP1.2 daisy chaining allows one port to...