21/9eme Screen on MacPro Late 2013 ???

Bonjour
Juste pour savoir (Avant de commander car pas trouver d'information)
Est-il possible de connecter un écran 21/9eme sur un MacPro Late 2013 ??? resolution 2560X1080 (LG 25UM65)
et sur quel support HDMI, DislayPort ???
merci de vos reponce.
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Hello there
Just to know (Before ordering because not find information)
Is it possible to connect a 21/9eme screen on a MacPro Late 2013?? resolution 2560X1080 (LG 25UM65)
and any HDMI DislayPort? holder?
thank you for your reponce.

HDMI works best at up to (but not exceeding) 1920 by1080.
The best way to connect displays to the Mac Pro 2013 is with (Computer-end) ThunderBolt/Mini_DisplayPort <---> DisplayPort (Display-end).
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