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YINGHUA 8K 60Hz DisplayPort KVM Switch 2x1
A 2-port DisplayPort 1.4 KVM switch sharing one keyboard, mouse and monitor between two computers at up to 7680×4320@60Hz
- TypeHDMI
- Control two DisplayPort computers with one keyboard and mouse
- 8K resolution up to 7680 x 4320 at 60 Hz refresh rate
- DisplayPort 1.4 standard ensures broad monitor compatibility
- Plug-and-play operation on Windows, Linux and Mac
- Hot-key or button switching for instant source changes
8K 60Hz DisplayPort KVM Switch
This 2-port DisplayPort KVM switch lets one USB keyboard and mouse control two DisplayPort computers. It supports the DisplayPort 1.4 standard and handles resolutions up to 7680 x 4320 at 60Hz. No software configuration is required and it works across Windows, Linux and Mac platforms. Switching is done via a button extension cable or host button mode.
Two computers to one monitor and peripherals
The switch replaces the need for separate keyboards, mice and monitors for each system. It is worth the jump when you run two DisplayPort computers and want to share one display, keyboard, mouse and USB peripherals such as a printer. Buyers who need to share more than two computers or who require HDMI inputs should look elsewhere.
Video headroom and USB limits
The unit comfortably handles 8K at 60Hz, full HD at 120Hz 3D stereo and high frame rates of 240FPS. It connects full-speed USB devices including keyboards, mice and printers. It does not support higher bandwidth video modes beyond the stated resolution or USB high-speed peripherals that exceed full-speed limits.
Highlights
- Control two DisplayPort computers with one keyboard and mouse
- 8K resolution up to 7680 x 4320 at 60 Hz refresh rate
- DisplayPort 1.4 standard ensures broad monitor compatibility
- Plug-and-play operation on Windows, Linux and Mac
- Hot-key or button switching for instant source changes
Specifications
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Questions about this item
What DisplayPort standard does the 8K version need to support 7680 x 4320 at 60Hz?
It uses DisplayPort 1.4, which carries the 8K 60Hz signal and also handles 120Hz 3D or 240FPS high-frame-rate content.
How do I switch between the two connected PCs once everything is plugged in?
Press the button on the included extension cable or use the host-button mode; no driver or software set-up is required on Windows, Linux or Mac.
Which USB peripherals can stay attached to the switch long-term without re-plugging?
Full-speed USB devices such as a keyboard, mouse or printer remain connected and follow the active computer automatically.
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