STARTECH
STARTECH P2CDD143KVMSWITCH KVM Switch 2-Port Dual-Monitor DisplayPort 1.4 8K 60Hz 4K 144Hz
Connects two computers to dual DisplayPort 1.4 monitors at 8K 60Hz or 4K 144Hz with hotkey switching and two USB 10Gbps ports
- TypeKVM Switchbox
- Dual-monitor workflow with DisplayPort 1.4 switching
- 8K resolution at 60Hz for detailed visuals
- 4K gaming at 144Hz for smooth motion
- Two USB 10Gbps ports for fast peripherals
- Hotkey switching for instant system control
Dual-Monitor DisplayPort 1.4 KVM Switch
The StarTech P2CDD143KVMSWITCH is a two-port KVM switchbox built for dual-monitor setups using DisplayPort 1.4. It lets one keyboard, mouse and peripheral set control two connected computers. The unit supports 8K resolution at 60 Hz and 4K at 144 Hz across both displays.
Upgrade from single-monitor
This model replaces single-head KVMs or older DisplayPort 1.2 units that cannot drive dual 8K or high-refresh 4K signals. The jump is worth it when your workflow demands two high-resolution screens on each host without swapping cables or losing refresh-rate headroom.
Suits dual-display workstations
Professionals running two 8K or 4K 144 Hz monitors from two PCs will benefit. Users with only one monitor, or those needing HDMI, USB-C video or more than two ports, should look at a different KVM configuration.
Highlights
- Dual-monitor workflow with DisplayPort 1.4 switching
- 8K resolution at 60Hz for detailed visuals
- 4K gaming at 144Hz for smooth motion
- Two USB 10Gbps ports for fast peripherals
- Hotkey switching for instant system control
Specifications
| Brand | StarTech.com |
|---|---|
| Model | P2CDD143 KVM SWITCH |
| Part Number | P2CDD143 KVM SWITCH |
| Type | KVM Switchbox |
| Shipping weight | 1.36 kg |
| Package size | 241 × 185 × 94 mm |
Questions about this item
What cables come in the box to connect the KVM to two computers?
The package includes two USB-C to USB-A cables for linking each system to the switch.
How do I switch between the two connected PCs using the front panel?
Press the hotkey sequence printed on the quick-start guide; the common mistake is tapping the key once instead of holding the modifier.
When should I replace the rubber feet on the bottom of the unit?
Swap them out when they lose grip or show visible wear so the switch stays stable on the desk.
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