Thinkpad T440p: Does Intel Graphics really support 3840x2160@60Hz via miniDisplayPort?

I am thinking of purchasing a Thinkpad T440p (i5-4200M, Intel integrated graphics, no NVidia) from a local retailer. My monitor is a Dell P2415Q (3840x2160@60Hz via DP) Will this combination work? Does a T440p i5-4200M Intel-only laptop really support 4K@60Hz as it is stated in Lenovo spec sheets?

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