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UTEK 8K 60Hz DisplayPort KVM Switch 2x1
Share one keyboard, mouse and printer between two DisplayPort computers at up to 7680×4320@60Hz
- TypeHDMI
- Share one keyboard and mouse across two computers
- DisplayPort 1.4 standard support for broad compatibility
- Up to 7680 x 4320 resolution at 60 Hz for sharp visuals
- Full HD 120 Hz 3D stereo and 240 FPS high frame rates
- Plug-and-play operation on Windows, Linux and Mac
8K 60Hz DisplayPort KVM Switch
This UTEK KVM switch lets one DisplayPort monitor, keyboard and mouse control two computers. It supports the DisplayPort 1.4 standard and carries video up to 7680 x 4320 at 60 Hz. No driver installation is required and the unit works across Windows, Linux and Mac platforms. Switching is handled by a front button or an included extension cable.
For dual-PC workstations, not single-PC users
The switch suits professionals who operate two DisplayPort-equipped systems from one desk and need instant, synchronous changeover. It also passes full-speed USB peripherals such as printers. Buyers with only one computer, or whose sources use HDMI or other video interfaces, will not benefit from this device.
Button extension cable and front-panel toggle
A wired remote button is bundled so the switch can be tucked away while control stays within reach. The front-panel button provides the same function without the cable. Both methods change the active system instantly and require no software, keeping the setup entirely plug-and-play.
Highlights
- Share one keyboard and mouse across two computers
- DisplayPort 1.4 standard support for broad compatibility
- Up to 7680 x 4320 resolution at 60 Hz for sharp visuals
- Full HD 120 Hz 3D stereo and 240 FPS high frame rates
- Plug-and-play operation on Windows, Linux and Mac
Specifications
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Questions about this item
What cables do I need to connect both computers to the 8K 60Hz DisplayPort KVM switch?
You need two DisplayPort 1.4 cables to link each computer to the switch inputs and one DisplayPort cable from the switch output to your monitor, plus USB cables from each computer to the switch for keyboard and mouse sharing.
Will my existing 4K 120Hz monitor work with the 7680 x 4320@60Hz switch when I keep using it alongside a new 8K display?
The switch automatically adapts EDID and HDCP, so a 4K 120Hz monitor will operate at its native resolution and refresh rate while the switch remains capable of 7680 x 4320@60Hz for an 8K display.
How can I verify the switch is delivering 240FPS high frame rate after setup?
Check your monitor on-screen display or GPU control panel to confirm the active signal shows 7680 x 4320 at 60Hz, which corresponds to the 240FPS capability noted for this switch.
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