Macbook Pro (Late-2014) - Thunderbolt 2 - 4K Support @ 60Hz

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Macbook Pro 15" (Late-2014)

Model: Macbook Pro

Size: 15"

Year: Late-2014

The Problem

Using external 4K monitor @ 60Hz. HDMI port only produces 30Hz for 4K Monitor causing monitor lag. 1080p monitors will operate at 60Hz via HDMI port. According to Apple, 4K @ 60Hz works when using Thunderbolt 2 to monitor Thunderbolt 2 port. The problem is that Thunderbolt 2 monitors are discontinued and are no longer supported by Apple unless you can find a used one. If I purchased a new 4K monitor which connection configuration will produce 4K @ 60Hz.

[MBP] = Macbook Pro

[TB2] = Thunderbolt 2

[TB3] = Thunderbolt 3

[HDMI] = HDMI Port

[A] = Adapter to change connection

[M] = 4K Monitor

[DC] = Daisy Chained

Configuration 1: 1 External 4k Monitor

[MBP][TB2] to [TB2][M] = 4K @ 60HZ (NO LONGER MADE)

Configuration 2: 1 External 4k Monitor

[MBP][HDMI] to [HDMI][M] = 4K @ 30HZ

Configuration 3: 1 External 4k Monitor w/ Adapter

[MBP][TB2][A][TB3] to [TB3][M] = REQUESTING INFORMATION

Configuration 4: 2 External 4k Monitor w/ Adapter

[MBP][TB2][A][TB3] to [TB3][M] [DC] [TB3][M] = REQUESTING INFORMATION

Question 1: Can configuration #3 with using a thunderbolt 2 to thunderbolt 3 adapter work when connected to the 4K monitor via Thunderbolt 3 to product 60Hz?

Question 2: In configuration #2 can I utilize thunderbolt 2 adapter to convert it to HDMI vs using the actual HDMI port, will this achieve 60Hz?

Question 3: Does this model allow for a daisy chain of 2 monitors?

Question 4: What Happens if a Zombie bites a Vampire ?