Startech 2 Port Kvm Displayport Cables

[12 VDC at 3 A] The IOGEAR KVM works flawlessly with my 2 PCs. One PC has the DisplayPort, while the other has the HDMI port. The included KVM/DisplayPort makes connecting the 2 PCs so easy. It's particularly handy with the remote to switch PC. The remote with more than enough wire to mount very conveniently near my keyboard.

The IOGEAR KVM works flawlessly with my 2 PCs. One PC has the DisplayPort, while the other has the HDMI port. The included KVM/DisplayPort makes connecting the 2 PCs so easy. It's particularly handy with the remote to switch PC. The remote with more than enough wire to mount very conveniently near my keyboard.

[9 x 7 x 1"] There are probably other USB-C to DisplayPort cables that will work fine with Eizo monitors but, as far as I know, StarTech's is the only one that Eizo has tested and approved. I use mine to connect a CG2420 to a MacBook Pro. It works perfectly.

[Micro-USB Male] I love Startech cables.

[4] This is my third IOGEAR KVM (I started with a more basic 4-port unit several years ago, and have upgraded twice as my PC configurations have changed). I bought this one principally for the DVI monitor support; one added bonus is that the volume softkeys on my keyboard work with this model where they didn't with an older one. I haven't made use of the two shared USB ports, but everything else works great. My only caveat is that the provided cables don't have a lot of separation between the monitor and USB connections (the main body of the cable is a single line that splits into the component plugs at each end). The cables are also pretty stiff, so for one of my PCs the USB plug was being tugged on and the connection would sometimes drop. I worked around this by adding a 6-inch USB extension, and everything is fine now. The cable is probably good for most PCs, and only affected one of the units in my set-up.

[HDR] It connected the DisplayPort on my computer to the HDMI port on my monitor.

[USB-C Male] Since I still use PS2 KVM, I've tried a number of PS2--USB adapters. The Startech USBPS2PC is the most reliable I've seen. It works with most Win and Linux systems, even when operating at the BIOS level.

[Extension] I'm using several of these to extend RF wireless keyboard receivers in several rooms in my home to a KVM matrix switch that's located in a rack in the basement. These inexpensive extenders replaced far more expensive Startech KVM console extenders (I was only using the USB capability) and simplified the configuration by taking up less space and eliminating some wall wart power supplies. The money I can recover by selling the Startech extenders will more than pay for these. Highly recommended.

[0.145 lb] I use this to convert 1080p DisplayPort output from a computer going into a HDMI KVM switch. It has been working well, with no visual artifacts or other problems.

[5-90% RH] I wanted to free up a thunderbolt port that I normally use for a second monitor. After downloading a driver from the StarTech website, this little box allowed me to run the monitpr out of a usb port. Voila! It worked!