KVM DisplayPort USB 3.0 8K switch at 60 Hz 2 Monitors for 4 computers 8K at 60 Hz 4k at 144 Hz

KVM DisplayPort USB 3.0 8K switch at 60 Hz 2 Monitors for 4 computers 8K at 60 Hz 4K at 144 Hz, DP1.4 Dual DisplayPort Monitor KVM switch 4 Ports with output Audio and 3 USB 3.0 ports, Monitor switch 8K DP for 4 computers

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【4 port DisplayPort KVM Switch】 This KVM 4 In 2 Out DP switch enables 4 stationary computers or laptops to share one keyboard set, mice and 2 monitors for extended, mirror Display. Only if the computer supports a double or multiple display function, you can use this KVM so that 4 computers shared 2 monitors. (Extended or mirror display modes depend on the computer's graphics card).

【Ultra HD 8K @ 60Hz】 This d-membered 4-port KVM DP switch supports resolution and refresh frequency up to 8K @ 60Hz 4k @ 144Hz, as well as 4K @ 60Hz or other lower resolutions (compatibility down). NOTE: Only if your computer's graphics card, monitor and DP cable support 8K @ 60Hz, you can get an 8K @ 60Hz effect, so if you want to get the maximum resolution, you must first check your devices.

【DisplayPort 8K switch with USB 3.0 ports】 KVM DisplayPort switch for two monitors with 3 USB 3.0 ports that recognize the keyboard, mouse, printer, scanner and other USB devices. Connect and use without installing the software. The USB 3.0 transmission speed is 5 GB / s, while USB 2.0 offers a data transfer rate of only 480 Mb / s.

【Great compatibility and 2 switching modes】 KVM 4 in 2 Out DP switch without drivers for Windows, Linux, Mac, UNIX, Ubuntu, Raspberry and most other main operating systems. Plug and play. You can press the button on the panel or use a wired remote control (supplied to the kit) to switch computers. The LED indicates the active computer.

【What you get】 1x 4-port KVM switch 8K USB 3.0 DisplayPort, 4x USB 3.0 cables, 1x Power supply, 1x Wired buttons controller, 1x Operating instructions.

【Important】 After connecting computers and monitors via KVM, set the screen output mode on your computer (press Windows + P) and select the output mode in the pop-up pane on the screen.