Rocstor
Rocstor DisplayPort 1.4 Bi-directional KVM Switch 7680 x 4320 3 x DisplayPort 50cm
A bi-directional DisplayPort 1.4 switch that routes two sources to one display or one source to two displays at up to 7680 x 4320 resolution with a 50cm fixed cable
- Switch between two sources on one 8K display
- Drive two monitors from a single DisplayPort 1.4 source
- 50 cm fixed cable removes need for extra leads
- Optional USB-C power port keeps 8K signal stable
- 7680 x 4320 resolution supported across all switching modes
Bi-directional 8K KVM switch
This Rocstor DisplayPort 1.4 KVM switch handles bi-directional routing between two sources and one display or one source to two displays. It supports resolutions up to 7680 x 4320 for high-fidelity video work. A fixed 50cm pigtail cable simplifies the physical connection. The unit draws power directly from the DisplayPort connector.
Sustained 8K signal integrity
The switcher maintains stable 8K throughput during extended sessions without active cooling or external power bricks. Digital audio passes through cleanly alongside the video stream. An optional Type-C female port provides a backup 5V supply if the source port cannot deliver enough current. The mechanical button toggles inputs instantly with no software latency.
Replaces manual cable swapping
This device removes the need to physically unplug DisplayPort cables when moving between two computers or two monitors. It is not suited for setups requiring three or more simultaneous sources. The jump is worth it when daily workflow demands instant, lossless switching at 8K resolution.
Highlights
- Switch between two sources on one 8K display
- Drive two monitors from a single DisplayPort 1.4 source
- 50 cm fixed cable removes need for extra leads
- Optional USB-C power port keeps 8K signal stable
- 7680 x 4320 resolution supported across all switching modes
Specifications
No published specifications for this item yet.
Questions about this item
Does the 50 cm pigtail cable generate noticeable heat when the switch runs continuously at 7680 x 4320?
The short 50 cm DisplayPort 1.4 pigtail is a passive cable; it carries the signal without active components, so it does not produce measurable heat during all-day 8K operation.
What must I already own to use the bi-directional switching between two sources and one display?
You need two DisplayPort 1.4 source devices, one DisplayPort 1.4 monitor, and DisplayPort cables long enough to reach the switch from each source and to the display.
Will my older 4K DisplayPort 1.2 monitor work correctly when connected through this 7680 x 4320 switch?
Yes, the DisplayPort 1.4 switch is backward compatible and will pass a 4K signal from a DisplayPort 1.2 source to a DisplayPort 1.2 display without configuration.
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