Just get one with dual hdmi. Less cables sticking out if your laptopSuperman_2099 wrote: ↑ Can I use this as a 2nd way to connect an external display for a 2nd hdmi connection?
My laptop has 1 hdmi port. No display ports.
Have 2 monitors
Yes, you should be able toSuperman_2099 wrote: ↑ Can I use this as a 2nd way to connect an external display for a 2nd hdmi connection?
My laptop has 1 hdmi port. No display ports.
Have 2 monitors
Yes I am doing that exact thing with my laptop.Superman_2099 wrote: ↑ Can I use this as a 2nd way to connect an external display for a 2nd hdmi connection?
My laptop has 1 hdmi port. No display ports.
Have 2 monitors
No free shipping for this one though.DuffMan72 wrote: ↑ There's also the 10-in-1 model for sale, which has an rj-45 port and vga.
https://www.primecables.ca/p-398125-cab ... -usb-c-hub
There is also this which I have coming today. I don't have any 4k monitor but have a friend who does and says no issue running both at 60hz. There is also similar version but with 2dp and HDMI for 10bucks more. This uses alt dp and DSC compression. I am planning to run 3x 1440p from this.DuffMan72 wrote: ↑ There's also the 10-in-1 model for sale, which has an rj-45 port and vga.
https://www.primecables.ca/p-398125-cab ... -usb-c-hub
That being said, for both models, neither supports [email protected], only [email protected] For those who have a 4k monitor, this may be a deal breaker.
Otherwise, good deal OP.
Edit: I believe a Thunderbolt dock is required for [email protected] without any latency/performance issues. Both the dock and the PC need to support Thunderbolt. These docks are typically way more expensive. As a workaround, I run my monitor at [email protected] on my work laptop that doesn't support Thunderbolt. Doesn't look great, but doesn't look terrible either.
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