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Small black DisplayPort dummy plug, compact low-profile design

LORDWORLD

LORDWORLD DP Dummy Plug 4K 17Hz 2560x1600 60Hz

SKU CH-D887-2PP25

DisplayPort dummy plug simulates a 2560x1600 display at 60 Hz or 4K at 17 Hz for headless GPU tasks and remote desktop

  • Works with any graphics card that has DisplayPort output
  • No incompatibility problems — acts exactly like a real LCD monitor
  • Compatible with Windows, OSX, Linux and just about everything else
  • Ultra-compact, low-profile design with no drivers, configuration or power cable needed
  • Supports GPU-accelerated remote desktop at 2560x1600 60Hz and 4K 17Hz
  • Acts as a dummy plug for GPU tasks such as crypto currency mining

Headless DisplayPort Adapter

The LORDWORLD DP dummy plug presents itself as a connected monitor to any graphics card with a DisplayPort output. It enables headless operation for remote desktop sessions, rendering tasks and cryptocurrency mining rigs without a physical display attached. The ultra-compact, low-profile design requires no drivers, configuration or external power.

Resolution and Refresh Headroom

The adapter reports a maximum resolution of 2560x1600 at 60 Hz for everyday desktop and GPU-accelerated remote access. A 4K mode is advertised at 17 Hz, which suits static monitoring or low-motion workloads but is too slow for fluid video or interactive use. Buyers needing higher refresh rates at 4K or multi-monitor EDID emulation should look elsewhere.

DisplayPort Interface Limits

The plug relies on the host GPU’s DisplayPort signalling and EDID handshake, so compatibility mirrors that of a standard monitor on the same port. No auxiliary power or data lines are used, meaning the device cannot overcome bandwidth limits of the source connection or add features the GPU does not already expose. It simply convinces the operating system that a display is present.

Highlights

  • Works with any graphics card that has DisplayPort output
  • No incompatibility problems — acts exactly like a real LCD monitor
  • Compatible with Windows, OSX, Linux and just about everything else
  • Ultra-compact, low-profile design with no drivers, configuration or power cable needed
  • Supports GPU-accelerated remote desktop at 2560x1600 60Hz and 4K 17Hz
  • Acts as a dummy plug for GPU tasks such as crypto currency mining

Specifications

BrandLORDWORLD

Questions about this item

Will this dummy plug work with the DisplayPort output on my older graphics card?

It works with any graphics card that has a DisplayPort output; if a regular LCD monitor works on that port, the plug will work with 100% confidence.

How can I verify the adapter is running at 2560x1600 60Hz after I plug it in?

Open your OS display settings and confirm the virtual monitor shows a resolution of 2560x1600 at 60 Hz.

Does the package include any cables or drivers I need to buy separately?

No drivers, no configuration and no power cable are required; just plug it into the DisplayPort and it is ready to use.

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