DisplayPort HDMI Dummy Plug Display Emulator EDID, DP Virtual for PC 4K 1080Pb (fit Headless 2560x1600@60Hz)-2Pack, Compatible with Windows, Mac OS, Linux
Product ID: 500489402
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Virtual Display Adapter DP Displayport Dummy Plug Headless Ghost Display Emulator 3840x2160@60Hz--2pack Will work with any graphics card that has displayport output. No incompatibility problems, if regular LCD monitor works with particular output then these dummy plugs will also work with 100% confidence as they act exactly the same as real LCD monitor. Acts as a dummy plug for use with GPU tasks such as crypto currency mining. Works with Windows, OSX, Linux and just about everything else ,Ultra-compact, low profile design. Works great with Virtual Desktop on Oculus Rift & HTC Vive. No drivers, no configuration, no power cable just set and forget Allows for high resolution, GPU accelerated remote desktop. Review: Not 4k@60Hz - This adapter is native 1920x1080@60Hz. While it does support 4k, it will run it at lower refresh rate if used alone. You can get around that using the virtual display driver from itsmikethetech. Not easy to do as well... Not as the description so 1 star Review: Both dongles didnt work - Neither of dongles worked in evga 3090 with windows 11
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Not 4k@60Hz
This adapter is native 1920x1080@60Hz. While it does support 4k, it will run it at lower refresh rate if used alone. You can get around that using the virtual display driver from itsmikethetech. Not easy to do as well... Not as the description so 1 star
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Both dongles didnt work
Neither of dongles worked in evga 3090 with windows 11
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Great for headless systems
I use Window's remote desktop and VNC to control PCs and servers around the house. Remote desktop tends to work headless, but it brings some of its own quirks. VNC has its own quirks, including issues when the device runs headless (without a monitor attached or even at times when the monitor is off). Since many of these devices don't otherwise need a monitor, these doodads come in handy. Plug one in and your PC thinks there's a display attached. In reality there isn't, but if you're remoting in, that's hardly a limitation. There are other uses for these dongles, but it's what I use them for, and they work perfectly (even with adapters, such as a mini DisplayPort adapter).
M**H
Works
Works
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Very useful for VMs with physical GPUs
These HDMI dummy plugs can be helpful for dealing with VMs that use PCI-E pass-through with physical GPUs. They emulate a real monitor so that the VMs can function better.
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DisplayPort to HDMI - Dummy Plug
PROs 1. DisplayPort dummy plug CONS 1. Protector for DisplayPort side is very difficult to remove, it needs to be outside vs. inside.
J**S
It works, has a stupid bright blue LED indicator
When I plugged in the first adapter and let Windows 10 detect it, the initial recommended display resolution was 1920x1080 (Recommended). The max resolution available was 5431x3055 on my 1080Ti 8GB. Both adapters I received seem to work as intended. I’m getting resolutions I’d expect and Windows and Linux are both happy with the device. The only complaint I could come up with is the ridiculously bright blue LED. Can’t we all just get past that phase? Not everything needs a stupid bright blue LED in it. At least in the case of this adapter, it will be sitting behind a computer located somewhere it likely won’t be seen at all, as is the reason to need such a device in the first place. But then, doesn’t that make having an LED indicator a moot point?
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