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Black rectangular DisplayPort splitter with three output ports

EN-Labs

EN-Labs 1×3 DisplayPort Splitter 8K@30Hz 4K@120Hz MST SST Hub audio video converter

SKU CH-22ZQ-VJ3FN

Splits one DisplayPort signal into three, supporting SST mirroring or MST extended desktops with 8K at 30 Hz on a single port and 4K at 60 Hz across all three ports simultaneously

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  • Split one DisplayPort source to three monitors
  • Mirror or extend across three displays with SST and MST modes
  • Single-port output reaches 8K at 30 Hz or 4K at 120 Hz
  • Three simultaneous ports deliver 4K at 60 Hz each
  • Requires USB-C power and a discrete GTX 20-series or higher GPU

1×3 DisplayPort Splitter for Triple-Monitor Setups

This DisplayPort-compatible splitter takes a single DP 1.4 source and drives three monitors simultaneously. It operates in SST mirror mode or MST extended mode, making it suitable for professionals who need a wide desktop from one graphics output. The unit requires a USB-C power connection and a discrete GPU that supports DSC.

DP 1.4 Bandwidth Limits Across One or Three Outputs

When only one monitor is attached the splitter passes 8K at 30 Hz or 4K at 120 Hz. With all three ports active the maximum shared resolution drops to 4K at 60 Hz per display. Apple systems restrict MST to a single extended screen regardless of the hardware capability.

Replaces Basic DP Hubs That Lack MST or DSC Support

Older single-stream hubs cannot extend three independent 4K displays from one port and often fail with modern DSC-enabled GPUs. This model adds MST extended desktop support and 8K single-stream passthrough. It is not for users relying on integrated graphics, docking stations or systems without a compatible discrete card.

Highlights

  • Split one DisplayPort source to three monitors
  • Mirror or extend across three displays with SST and MST modes
  • Single-port output reaches 8K at 30 Hz or 4K at 120 Hz
  • Three simultaneous ports deliver 4K at 60 Hz each
  • Requires USB-C power and a discrete GTX 20-series or higher GPU

Specifications

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Questions about this item

Should I pick the SST mirror mode or the MST extended mode for three monitors?

SST mirrors the same image on all three displays. MST extends the desktop across them, giving three independent screens at 4K@60Hz each.

What does the 8K@30Hz single-port rating mean when I run three displays?

The 8K@30Hz figure applies only when one monitor is connected. With three active ports the splitter delivers 4K@60Hz per screen.

Which DisplayPort versions does the hub support and what bandwidth limit applies?

The hub is compatible with DP 1.0, 1.2, 1.3 and 1.4. The three-port MST configuration caps each output at 4K@60Hz.

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