Recent content by framefreak

quit bit hard to underdstand, you wanna two screen obviouslly hope them to show different image at the same time so all you need is a MST adapter not a Splider(dualclip image not two different) or a KVM(since you have only one Alienware laptop), you are gonna need sth like this dock but DP 1.4 maybe

the adapter is ok in anyways, just wanna say don't waste the 3060, pick a DisplayPort or at lease a HDMI screen to enjoy a 4K 120Hz resolution will be way much better

i don't see any "epic" game here so i persume it not about the game and you said here so the system won't shut down but a black screen and off lined peripherals right? normally if CPU overheated the system will shut down to protect the Mother board did you connect the periphrals directly to...

there are somany possibility so we better start from how and what you play, also the computer you are using now

as you so "stand" for 4K 144Hz, i Presume you have a high end quality require for you device, i unnderstand that, but the one you choose is not a real 4K 144Hz, befor that you need to know sth about DsiplayPort, the max bandwidth of DP 1.4 is 25.92Gbps (data one not total, there still other...

about this, well your requirement is 3-4 PC via Kvm to 2 Monitors, 3 USB port for peripherals, USB-C could charge, well i guess you need to drop something, that will be better to choose, and yes, it is still a better choice to use HDMI or DP as the image output, for example the one i'm into...

not pretty sure you are talking about the type or version, if you are saying a KVM that support both DVI port and HDMI or DisplayPort, well guess you might wanna an adapter better

good to know then

have you ever check your laptops USBC port? which types are they? cause they should be at least a thunder 3/4 USB-C type so you can have both video and control, or you can just easylly post them here people will know them better

well, given all the tests you've done, i assumed the adapter is correct since you tried a direct connection which works, so there should be no problem as 'unidirectional', in this case it is possibly the KVM don't have enough power for the DP - DVI chips, that is a thing and it happened on some...

Finding a KVM switch that suits your needs can be a bit of a challenge, as the market is quite diverse and each product offers different features. However, I can provide a few recommendations that should match your criteria, including support for different refresh rates and resolutions across...