4K Monitor Support - Higher Frame Rate Hz

To all those geeks who are trying to get 4K support from your MacBook Pro I have done it.  Using SwitchResX, Belkin Mini DisplayPort to HDMI adapter it works on the Seiki SE50UY04.  I am powering it with a MacBook Pro 2.3GHz Intel Core i7, 8GB 1600 MHz DDR3, running 10.8.4 OS X.  I have plugged the Belkin into the left side LightingBolt outlet.  I am running the Seiki monitor at 3480x2160 @14Hz.  Images are fine.  Screen a little slow, but usable.  Have run a number of 4K videos using Quicktime7 and FlipPlayer and DIVx.  FlipPlayer was not as good.
FYI.  The Best Buy rocketfish Thunderbolt/Mini Displayport to HDMI adapter did NOT work.  Nor did the right sided HDMI port on the MacBook.
Has anyone gotten this to work at a higher frame rate and how did they do it?

I did what you did, but with te timing from the link below.
It works with 15 Hz - wow!
Then I aranged the screens and restart again.
After this in system/monitor (standard controlfield) I can select as frequency 15 Hz AND 30 Hz.
Did it - got it! 4K at 30 Hz is what my seiki SE39UY04 is telling and what I can see.
For info: My miniDispayport to HDMI is Club3D CAC1153 (active one HDMI1.4)!
God luck

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