Innovation First, Inc. 1UCMA-137 1U Cable Management Arm 19" 28.5"-33" computer accessory
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Connects one DisplayPort source to two HDMI displays with 4K at 60 Hz extended or mirrored output
This DisplayPort to dual HDMI adapter lets a single DisplayPort source drive two HDMI displays in extended or mirrored mode. It synchronises audio and video across both outputs and is built for desktops and laptops with a native DisplayPort connector. The hub uses Multi-Stream Transport to deliver independent streams to each screen.
Users whose graphics output supports DisplayPort 1.4 can run both screens at 4K 60 Hz. Systems limited to DP 1.2 are restricted to a single 4K 60 Hz stream or dual 4K 30 Hz operation. The adapter will not function when plugged into a docking station, USB hub or KVM switch, so buyers who rely on those intermediates should look elsewhere.
Reliable 4K 60 Hz transmission requires each HDMI cable to stay at or below 6.5 ft. Longer cables or displays and cables that do not support 4K 60 Hz will force a lower resolution or refresh rate. The host must also provide a DisplayPort 1.4 signal to unlock dual 4K 60 Hz; otherwise the hardware falls back to the DP 1.2 limits described above.
| Type | HDMI Extender Adapter |
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Connect the DisplayPort plug to a DP 1.4 source on the computer, then attach two HDMI cables no longer than 6.5 ft to monitors that also support 4K@60Hz. The step often missed is confirming the host port is DP 1.4; a DP 1.2 port only drives one 4K@60Hz or two 4K@30Hz displays.
No scheduled maintenance is required. If a monitor stops syncing, replace the HDMI cable first — cables longer than 6.5 ft or rated below 4K@60Hz are the usual cause. The adapter itself has no moving parts or firmware to update.
The host graphics card must sustain DP 1.4 bandwidth for two 4K@60Hz streams. If the GPU or its driver throttles under sustained load, one or both displays will drop to 4K@30Hz or 1080p@60Hz before the adapter overheats.
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