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Vszerda KCKVM002DZ KVM Switch 3 PC 2 Monitor 8K@60Hz
Controls three computers across two DisplayPort monitors at up to 8K 60 Hz with four USB 3.0 ports and push-button or remote switching
- TypePush Button
- PC SelectionPush Button
- Weight1.32 lb
- Share three computers across two monitors
- Switch via front button or wired remote
- 8K resolution at 60 Hz supported
- Four USB 3.0 ports up to 5 Gbps
- Weighs 1.32 lb for easy placement
Vszerda 3-PC 2-Monitor KVM Switch
This KVM switch lets three computers share two DisplayPort monitors, keyboard, mouse and up to four USB 3.0 peripherals. Switching is handled by a front-panel button or a wired remote, with LEDs showing the active system. The unit weighs 1.32 lb and targets users who need simultaneous dual-display access to multiple workstations or gaming rigs.
DisplayPort 8K@60Hz and USB 3.0 limits
Maximum video output is 7680 × 4320 at 60 Hz, with 3840 × 2160 at 60 Hz also supported; every computer, monitor and cable in the chain must be rated for 8K to reach that resolution. USB ports run at 5 Gbps, and high-power devices require an external power adapter for stable operation. Extended, mirrored and splicing wall-display modes are available.
Replaces single-monitor or 2-PC switches
The device upgrades setups that previously used a single-monitor KVM or a two-computer switch, adding a second display and a third host without extra cabling. The jump is worth it when workflows demand simultaneous visibility across two screens on three separate systems. It does not suit buyers who need more than three computers or more than two monitors.
Highlights
- Share three computers across two monitors
- Switch via front button or wired remote
- 8K resolution at 60 Hz supported
- Four USB 3.0 ports up to 5 Gbps
- Weighs 1.32 lb for easy placement
Specifications
| Brand | Vszerda |
|---|---|
| Model | KCKVM002DZ |
| Part Number | KCKVM002DZ |
| Type | Push Button |
| PC Selection | Push Button |
| Weight | 1.32 lb |
Questions about this item
Should I pick the version with two monitors and three computers or a different capacity?
This model is built for exactly two DisplayPort monitors and three computers, so choose it when you need to share a dual-screen setup across three PCs.
What does the 8K@60Hz figure mean once the switch is connected in a real system?
It means the switch can pass a 7680×4320 signal at 60 Hz, but only if every computer, both monitors and all cables also support that resolution and refresh rate.
Which interface does the switch use and what does it cap in practice?
It uses DisplayPort for video and USB 3.0 for peripherals, capping video at 8K@60Hz and USB data at 5 Gbps when all connected hardware meets those specs.
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