GCROWN
GCROWN 4K 240Hz / 8K 60Hz Dual DisplayPort KVM Switch 2 PCs 2 Monitors
A dual DisplayPort KVM switch lets two computers share two monitors, keyboard and mouse at up to 8K 60Hz or 4K 240Hz
- TypeKVM Switch
- Control two PCs with one keyboard and mouse
- Share two DisplayPort monitors between both computers
- Supports 4K resolution at 240Hz refresh rate
- Supports 8K resolution at 60Hz refresh rate
- Works with Windows, Linux, Mac and consoles
Dual-PC DisplayPort KVM for two monitors
This KVM switch connects two computers to two DisplayPort monitors, a shared keyboard and a shared mouse. It works with PCs, laptops and consoles such as PS4. Windows 7 through 11, Linux and Mac are all supported without extra drivers.
EDID adaptive switching under continuous use
The built-in EDID adaptive function keeps each monitor’s native resolution and refresh rate stable during long sessions. Switching between the two computers remains reliable when both systems run demanding workloads for hours.
Check your ports and cable length before ordering
Both computers and both monitors must provide DisplayPort outputs and inputs. The package includes two USB cables and a wired controller, so verify that the cable reaches suit your desk layout.
Highlights
- Control two PCs with one keyboard and mouse
- Share two DisplayPort monitors between both computers
- Supports 4K resolution at 240Hz refresh rate
- Supports 8K resolution at 60Hz refresh rate
- Works with Windows, Linux, Mac and consoles
Specifications
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Questions about this item
Does the GCROWN KVM switch generate noticeable heat or fan noise when both PCs run all day?
The unit is a passive DisplayPort KVM with no built-in fan, so it runs silently and produces only minimal warmth during continuous dual-PC operation.
Which cables must I already own to connect two computers and two monitors to this switch?
You need four DisplayPort cables — two from each PC to the switch inputs and two from the switch outputs to your monitors — plus two USB-A to USB-B cables for keyboard and mouse sharing.
Will the switch keep EDID data stable when I toggle between a modern GPU and an older DisplayPort 1.2 graphics card?
Yes, the adaptive EDID feature stores each monitor's capability table so the older card sees a consistent 4K 60 Hz signal while the newer GPU can drive 4K 240 Hz or 8K 60 Hz without re-detection delays.
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