EVanlakDisplayPort 4k60Hz Headless Ghost Display Emulator for PC DP Dummy Plug -fit Headless 1080@120Hz-4096x2160@60hz FHD-2P

HDMIモニター1台を接続した環境でこの商品(以下ダミー)を追加しました。ダミー接続後にPC電源ONでモニター画面映りませんでした。一度ダミーを外してPC電源ONで通常通りログイン画面を表示しました。ログイン後にダミーを取り付けると、ダミーがDP接続のプライマリモニターになりました。ショートカットキーでディスプレイ設定を表示しても、ダミーにディスプレイ設定を表示した状態のため、設定できませんでした。ショートカットキーでディスプレイ設定を表示後に、ショートカットキーでディスプレイ設定を移動させました。その後、HDMIモニターをプライマリモニター、ダミーに同じ映像が映るように複製の設定をしました。4k60Hzの設定は商品説明通りできました。※HDMIケーブルが良くないため4k30Hzで使用しています。また、ショートカットキーWindows+pで同様にディスプレイ設定できるようです。

Did not work for me. Not detected by PC at all.

I was intrigued by the idea that a person could utilize a plug-in device in place of a physical monitor, so I requested this device by EVanlak. The emulator arrived in a small anti-static bag without any instructions. I think manufacturer assumes you know something about 'headless' configurations. That is not true for everyone. And, I spent the better part of 20 years in IT, so, any of you out there who don't know about the port type or how this emulator works, don't be hard on yourself. If your graphics card does not provide a DP, then this little baby is kind of worthless. But, if you paid for a DP type graphics card, you probably spent more on the card than would normally be spent if the card only offered HDMI or earlier technology. With all of that said, this is a great little device if you do a lot of remote work into headless machines. Plug it into the remote machine, connect, and you have a controllable, accurately depicted remote screen without having a physical monitor connected to the remote machine. For me, the difference between $30 and, anywhere in a range of $150 to $1000 expense for a monitor on every machine you need to monitor, the cost of the emulator is so much more vindicated. I think it is a wonderful tool for those of us who have multiple machines that require monitoring but not necessarily a physical monitor. Highly recommended.

I received this 4k60HZ DisplayPort emuator to review.So....apparantly DisplayPort is an actual port. I had assumed it was HDMI. I did not realize that DisplayPort is a USB style connector for plugging items into your laptop that is an alternative to HDMI. The description for this product does say "DisplayPort" but it does not state anywhere in the description that this is not for use with HDMI. My fault for not knowing one of the litany of ports available on computers...unfortunatley my laptop does not have one. This works on my wifes laptop at least and it does do what it is advertised to do.Remember this is only for the type of port called "DisplayPort" and not HDMI.

I think this little device is great even though I haven't tried it yet.The reason why is that I just read was good for Windows...but I wish they have say about the plug name or shown the shape. I don't even know what you call this. It is a different shape that I haven't seen before. Maybe this is for new models of computers. It is wider than a regular USB and a bit different too.So the only game that I play once in a while is second life, but I have so many tabs open at the same time that I need sometimes, so I thought I will help my graphic card with this right.But I am not giving up yet, I will try to get a universal adapter. I am not very a techy person lol.That is why I took the time for you guys to see the pics and even a small video so you can get an idea if your computer has it and you don't end up with the same hiccup I have lol.If you guys know the name can you please write it in your review? I will update my review when I get the adapter that I need for my Windows. I hope I can find one.In any case, I hope my review helps you in any wayThanks for reading.