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Vszerda 4-Port 8K DP 1.4 Triple Monitor KVM Switch
Controls four computers across three DisplayPort monitors at up to 8K@60Hz with USB 3.0 peripheral sharing and audio output
- TypeAccessories
- Control 4 computers with one keyboard, mouse and up to three monitors
- 8K at 60 Hz via DP 1.4 for ultra-sharp multi-display workspaces
- Three USB 3.0 ports at 5 Gbps plus dedicated audio and microphone output
- Front-panel buttons and wired remote give instant switching between any 2, 3 or 4 PCs
- Works with Windows, Linux, Mac, Unix, Ubuntu and Raspberry Pi
4-Port Triple-Monitor KVM Switch
This DisplayPort KVM switch lets one keyboard, one mouse and up to three monitors control four computers or laptops. It is built for professionals and gamers who juggle multiple systems and want a single, tidy workstation without cable clutter.
Rear-facing ports keep the desk clean
All DisplayPort and USB connections face the rear so cables stay hidden behind the unit. Three USB 3.0 ports handle keyboards, mice, printers or scanners at 5 Gbps, while separate audio and microphone jacks route sound without extra adapters.
8K60 over DisplayPort 1.4
Each of the three monitor outputs supports up to 8K at 60 Hz and remains compatible with DisplayPort 1.2 sources. If your graphics cards cannot drive 8K60 across three heads, this switch will not add that capability.
Highlights
- Control 4 computers with one keyboard, mouse and up to three monitors
- 8K at 60 Hz via DP 1.4 for ultra-sharp multi-display workspaces
- Three USB 3.0 ports at 5 Gbps plus dedicated audio and microphone output
- Front-panel buttons and wired remote give instant switching between any 2, 3 or 4 PCs
- Works with Windows, Linux, Mac, Unix, Ubuntu and Raspberry Pi
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Questions about this item
What DisplayPort standard does the switch use, and what resolution ceiling does that set?
The unit runs on DisplayPort 1.4, which caps the video path at 8K@60Hz while remaining backward compatible with DP 1.2 sources and displays.
How many DisplayPort and USB cables must reach the back of the box for a full four-computer, three-monitor setup?
You need twelve DisplayPort cables (three per computer) plus four USB 3.0 upstream cables to connect every PC to the switch.
Which switching method avoids reaching around the back of the unit, and what comes in the box for it?
A wired remote button is included so you can toggle computers from the front of the desk without using the front-panel buttons.
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