But with dual monitors comes dual connections to our PC or laptop and maybe your computer only has a single DisplayPort output, what then? Does this mean you're destined to be the one person in the office with a single monitor set up, looked at by others as some kind of throwback to the comparatively stoneage 1990's? We certainly don't want that happening to you which is why we're introducing our DisplayPort to Dual DisplayPort 4K60Hz MST Splitter Hub!
**NOTE: To achieve the maximum resolution of 4K 60Hz for dual monitors the attached computers DisplayPort socket must be a minimum of DisplayPort v1.4.
This sleek and stylish adapter will help you to keep up with the Jones' and allow you to achieve that dual 4K monitor set up you've been dreaming of! Simply connect this adapter to your computers DisplayPort socket, attach the included Micro USB Power Cable to a spare USB Port and then you're free to connect up 2 x 4K60Hz monitors via DisplayPort Cables (sold separately here) in either extended desktop or mirror display mode!
**NOTE: The included Micro-USB 5V cable is required to power the adapter.
With a generous 45cm of DisplayPort cable attached, you'll have plenty of room to connect to your computer without cluttering your desk top with a mess of cables. Combined with a premium one piece Space Grey aluminium casing for superior heat dissipation and gold plated connectors to ensure the highest quality connection, this DisplayPort MST Splitter Hub is not only functional, but will look good while doing it.
For maximum compatibility, a discreet ATI or Nvidia graphics card is recommended. Intel HD and other integrated graphics or APU chipsets like those found in tablets or entry-level notebooks are not likely to be powerful enough to operate all three sockets at maximum resolution or refresh rate. Intended for use with DisplayPort monitors. HDMI compatibility through DP++ Alternate Modes is not guaranteed, and results may vary depending on your hardware.
Product Specifications:
*Hardware Note: Your existing video graphics adapter must meet the DisplayPort hardware specifications you intend to use for this splitter to perform all of its functions. Older graphics cards or mobile graphics chipsets not capable of MST will not be compatible with this splitter.