Wow! That's an unusual question ... Usually people have a computer and look for a suitable screen.

But I think that pretty much any modern computer (not necessarily a laptop!) can cope with this screen. To be on the safe side, just check the specifications for the graphics card. I think with laptops you have to take a closer look at what kind of signal they can deliver with an externally connected screen.

Hello, to rule out a user error, when pressing the key combination "Windows key+P" is "Expand" selected and not "Duplicate"? I would select "Second screen only". If it is a.
If it is a "UHD Graphics 630", it would support 4k. If necessary, update the drivers.