Innovation First, Inc. 1UCMA-137 1U Cable Management Arm 19" 28.5"-33" computer accessory
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DisplayPort dummy plug emulates a 2560×1600 display at 60 Hz so the GPU stays active for remote desktop, mining, rendering or streaming without a monitor attached
The Vszerda Virtual Display Adapter plugs into a DisplayPort output and emulates a connected monitor. It presents a 2560x1600p resolution at 60 Hz to the operating system, enabling the GPU to remain active without a physical display. The device draws power from the port itself and requires no driver installation on Windows, macOS or Linux.
This dummy plug suits administrators running headless servers, mining rigs or render nodes that need GPU acceleration for remote desktop sessions. It also helps streaming setups and VR applications that require a detected display. Buyers who need an active video signal for a physical monitor or who require resolutions beyond 4K at 17 Hz should look at other solutions.
The adapter reports a maximum emulated resolution of 2560x1600p at 60 Hz to the host system. The hardware can also negotiate a 4K signal at 17 Hz, but the primary supported mode is 2560x1600p@60Hz. Confirm that your software or remote desktop client can operate within this resolution and refresh rate before purchase.
No published specifications for this item yet.
The adapter emulates a display up to 2560x1600 at 60 Hz, which is the maximum sustained resolution it reports to the GPU.
The plug has no active components and draws negligible power, so it adds no measurable heat or noise to the system.
A DisplayPort output on the graphics card is required; the adapter plugs directly into that port.
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