Innovation First, Inc. 1UCMA-137 1U Cable Management Arm 19" 28.5"-33" computer accessory
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Fervit
A DisplayPort dummy plug that emulates a 2560x1600 display at 60 Hz for headless GPU tasks and remote desktop
The Fervit DP Virtual Display Adapter is a headless ghost emulator that plugs into a DisplayPort output. It presents a 2560x1600p@60Hz virtual display to the graphics card without requiring a physical monitor. No drivers, configuration or external power are needed for operation. The ultra-compact, low-profile design suits headless servers and mining rigs.
This adapter suits administrators who need GPU-accelerated remote desktop sessions on headless Windows, OSX or Linux systems. It also supports cryptocurrency mining tasks that require an active display output. Buyers who need to drive a real monitor or capture video output should look at a standard display cable instead.
The single specification that decides fit is the emulated resolution of 2560x1600p at 60Hz. If your headless application or remote desktop session requires this exact resolution the adapter will satisfy it. If a different resolution or refresh rate is required this dummy plug will not match the requirement.
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The adapter draws power directly from the DisplayPort connection and requires no external power cable, so it adds negligible heat and no measurable power load during all-day use.
Your graphics card needs a DisplayPort output; the adapter plugs straight in with no drivers, configuration or additional cables required.
Yes, it simply occupies a spare DisplayPort on the GPU and emulates a 2560x1600p@60Hz display, leaving any VGA-connected monitor unaffected.
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