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Black square DisplayPort splitter with one input and two output ports

WRIARICH

WRIARICH OZFD DisplayPort Splitter 1 to 2 4K 144Hz

SKU CH-F8KZ-2QYHC

Splits one DisplayPort signal into two 4K displays at up to 144Hz with MST extended and mirror modes

  • TypeDisplayPort Splitters
  • Changer TypeDisplay Extenders
  • Ports2
  • AudioYes
  • ColorBlack
  • Specifications* Power Supply: 5V/2A *Video format: 3840x2160@144Hz *Using
  • Splits one DisplayPort signal to two displays simultaneously
  • Drives both outputs at 3840×2160 144 Hz for ultra-smooth 4K
  • Supports MST extended mode up to 3840×2160 120 Hz on Windows
  • Passes audio alongside video through both DisplayPort links
  • Compact 74 × 74 × 14 mm unit with included 5 V 2 A power adapter

DP 1.4 splitter for dual 4K monitors

This WRIARICH OZFD splitter takes a single DisplayPort 1.4 source and drives two DisplayPort displays simultaneously. It supports extended and mirrored desktop modes at up to 3840x2160 resolution with a 32.4Gbps bandwidth ceiling. The unit is aimed at desktop users and laptop owners who need two screens from one DP output.

Check DP 1.4 and MST support on your GPU

Verify that your graphics card or laptop port is DisplayPort 1.4 and that the driver enables Multi-Stream Transport for extended mode. Both monitors and the cables linking them must also be rated for the target resolution and refresh rate. The splitter requires the included 5V/2A power adapter connected via the USB-C cable to operate.

Suits dual-monitor productivity and gaming setups

Ideal for users wanting two 4K screens at up to 144Hz from a single DP 1.4 port with MST. Mac users are limited to mirror-only SST mode and cannot span desktops. Builders needing more than two displays or wanting to daisy-chain through docks should look elsewhere.

Highlights

  • Splits one DisplayPort signal to two displays simultaneously
  • Drives both outputs at 3840×2160 144 Hz for ultra-smooth 4K
  • Supports MST extended mode up to 3840×2160 120 Hz on Windows
  • Passes audio alongside video through both DisplayPort links
  • Compact 74 × 74 × 14 mm unit with included 5 V 2 A power adapter

Specifications

BrandWRIARICH
SeriesOZFD
ModelOZFD
Part NumberOZFD
TypeDisplayPort Splitters
Changer TypeDisplay Extenders
Ports2
AudioYes
ColorBlack
Specifications* Power Supply: 5V/2A
*Video format: 3840x2160@144Hz
*Using cable instance: 10 meter DisplayPort cable
* Length x Width x Height: 74 *74 *14 (mm)
* Weight: 35g
Input Connector1x DisplayPort female
Output Connector2x DisplayPort female
Maximum Resolutions3840 x 2160
Bandwidth32.4Gbps
Features1. 1 DP input and 2 DP output simultaneously;
2. DisplayPort 1.4 specification standard.
3. The highest video resolution is 3840x2160@144Hz.
4. Supports up to 3840x2160@120Hz for MST mode.
5. Transfer rates up to 32.4Gbps.
6. Can drive 10 meter DisplayPort cable.
Dimensions5.31 x 3.11 x 0.87 inches
Weight2.12 Ounces
Package Quantity1
Package Contents1* DisplayPort Splitter, 1x Power Adapter, 1* USB to Type-C Power cable (5V/2A), 1*User Manual.

Questions about this item

Does the package include the power adapter and cable needed to run the splitter?

Yes, the box contains the splitter, a 5V/2A power adapter and a USB-to-Type-C power cable so no separate power purchase is required.

Which mode should I choose if I want two independent 4K displays on Windows?

Select MST extended mode; it supports up to 3840x2160@120Hz per display, while SST mirror mode is limited to identical output on both screens.

What does the 32.4Gbps bandwidth mean for my 4K 144Hz setup?

It meets the DisplayPort 1.4 ceiling, allowing a single 3840x2160@144Hz stream, but MST splits that bandwidth so each monitor reaches 3840x2160@120Hz maximum.

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