So I suspect using "adapters" is the main issue. If you can then please try to get a Thunderbolt-to-DisplayPort CABLE. The Thunderbolt end looks like USB-C but it's much more capable and can carry a full-speed DisplayPort signal.
This is probably not a software bug, or if it is then probably not one we need to worry about if you just get a different cable. In the meantime you might want to try selecting 'Ubuntu on Wayland' from the login screen to see if the experience is any different there.
You certainly seem to have the latest and greatest Intel GPU which should support 4K up to 120Hz:
https:/ /ark.intel. com/content/ www/us/ en/ark/ products/ 196597/ intel-core- i7-1065g7- processor- 8m-cache- up-to-3- 90-ghz. html
So I suspect using "adapters" is the main issue. If you can then please try to get a Thunderbolt- to-DisplayPort CABLE. The Thunderbolt end looks like USB-C but it's much more capable and can carry a full-speed DisplayPort signal.
This is probably not a software bug, or if it is then probably not one we need to worry about if you just get a different cable. In the meantime you might want to try selecting 'Ubuntu on Wayland' from the login screen to see if the experience is any different there.