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Delock KVM Switch 2 Port HDMI with USB 3.0 and Audio 8k 30Hz
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If you have a USB audio device then yes.
(Question 1?... Yes, it works) - (Question 2?... Yes, it has two USB 2.0 and two USB 3.0 inputs) - (Question 3?.... 3840x1600 @ 144Hz? (Or only 120Hz as with 4K SDR? I don't know. but it should work as the resolution is automatically recognised.
Unfortunately, no. The description is clear: "An HDMI output is also available, allowing two monitors to be connected, only one of which can be active."
Former user
3 years ago
I'm sorry, but I don't understand your question.
A hub between the KVM and the MacBook? What kind of hub? A USB-3 hub with a USB-C connection to the notebook?
But what would that be good for - apart from increasing the susceptibility to interference?
Or is your real question whether/how the Delock KVM can be operated with USB-C on the MacBook?
For that I would rather recommend something like this: Satechi USB A - USB C (0.15 m)
However, you have to clarify with Delock whether the Mac has the necessary drivers and whether the KVM can work at all.
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The DisplayPort version itself specifies the maximum available bandwidth into which the combination of image resolution, refresh rate, compression and colour space, combined together, must fit. The refresh rate is therefore only one factor of many.
According to https://www.cablematters.com/Blog..., DP v1.4 (which is what this switch offers) can certainly do 1440p at 144Hz, but not quite 4K. 4K is only possibly possible if you restrict the compression (display stream compression (DSC)) and/or the colour space more (chroma subsampling (typically 4:2:2)).
Remember that all cables must also be designed for the desired DisplayPort version so that each component supports the desired bandwidth.
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