Hey all quick question.
Any ideas when we might see stock?
Usecase:
Win 11 w/ GTX 4070ti
2018 Intel Mac Mini
TrueNAS w/ x570 5600G
Raspi4 in Timecard mini(mini hdmi)
Display is LG 42" C2 OLED
I have weird problems with my Mac mini that may or may not be solved by this. I have a 2 port chinesium KVM that works will with every device…except sometimes the Mac Mini…and its really annoying. But the Mac Mini also sometimes has problems even if I bypass the KVM…tried many cables.
Hm, if you’re interested you can DM me, we have some of these at our office 
Hello everyone!
I’m exploring options for a KVM switch that can support my current setup. Here are the details:
Ideally, I’d like a KVM that allows me to game at 4K resolution and over 60fps, but I’m unsure if I’d need a device with 10Gbps bandwidth for this.
I was interested in this KVM switch:
Additionally, if anyone has tips on cable requirements or other KVMs with strong support for mixed setups like this, I’d appreciate it!
Thanks in advance for any advice!
Hi there - I have the dual monitor USBC/DP KVM - mistakenly thought the GPU on my desktop had USBC out (it does not). Has anyone had experience using USBC on a desktop GPU for display out + keyboard, mouse etc? Or should I just be waiting for the USB combiners to come back in stock?
Thanks for any advice
If you would like to buy a Combiner send me a DM, we have some here at our office
Hello I’m curious I have the dock pictured in the L1Techs DisplayPortKVM Connections 10-gigabit * For Connecting a Dock but am curious as to whether one of the KVMs would be able to be used as a KVM to switch between two computers connected to one dock?
@Level1_Amber I am little bit confused about the EDID ability of the 1.4 Display Port KVM Switch - Single Monitor - Four Computer. From the sound of it, the KVM itself can’t emulate EDID when you switch in between devices. If you want EDID emulation ability you need to get EDID Feeder - HDMI 2.1 / DisplayPort 2.0???
The EDID Feeder - HDMI 2.1 / DisplayPort 2.0 appears only have DP in and HDMI out. So how does this work with KVM?
The EDID ability I am after is the ability to let device assume the monitor is still there even KVM switch it to other devices. So the application window is not been resized after switching.
The DisplayPort 1.4 KVM does not support EDID monitor emulation. It has an engine to suit HDCP HDCP Rekeying, but that’s it.
It’s for the DP output of the KVM to the HDMI input to your monitor.
Right, that’s monitor emulation. What OS are you using?
I have MacBook Pro 16 inch Intel CPU based (macOS Sequoia). And Win11 laptop. From time to time I also use Ubuntu 24.04+ on my Windows laptop.
I did noticed the product description page mentioning following
“… * Intelligent EDID Engine for HDCP Rekeying (computers know when the port is inactive. Check out the Level1Techs repeater if you need monitor emulation). …” Which repeater is it referring to here? I have Samsung 49" CRG90 DQHD Curved 120Hz Monitor with firmware updated to ver 1007.2 (the latest)
On the monitor, only the DP port fully support 120Hz refresh rate, so I am only looking for DP repeater. " DP Repeater + HDMI Splitter" is better choice for me?
Probably a dumb question
If you intend to use mouse roam please use with only a single display (real or virtual) per input. Microsoft has disabled the ability to use more than one absolute co-ordinate pointing device in some windows updates.
I read this as the issue with multiple monitors on one of the systems being specifically for windows.
Does that mean Linux or mac-os can support multiple monitors?
I was trying it out with a mac-book to see but couldn’t move from an extended display to the mac-book\s built-in display.
@Level1_Amber I got few questions
Is the 1.4 Display Port KVM Switch - Single Monitor - Four Computer currently available in store? Do I need to check with you directly for its availability before making order online?
I wish to have EDID monitor emulation. I am using MacOS Sequoia, Win11, Ubuntu 24.04+ OS. Which EIDI device should I push with KVM?
Thanks
Yes it is
No not at all, people just ask me about what we have at the office if the store is sold out.
You will need a feeder for the DP out to your monitor. We have one available:
it might be easier if you do HDMI instead of dp. do edid emulation without side effects on gsync is hard on dp. easier on HDMI
Thanks @wendell for the suggestions. This put me in a difficult position. I have Samsung 49" CRG90 DQHD Curved 120Hz monitor. Its HDMI port can only support maximum at 3840 x 1080 @ 120 Hz, where DP port can support 5120 x 1440 @ 120 Hz. Given this monitor only support FreeSync, not GSync. Does it matter with DP using EDID Feeder?
@Level1_Amber I noticed EDID feeder - HDMI 2.1/DisplayPort 2.0 only support DP input and HDMI output. I guess I can’t use for my monitor above where I want DP input and DP output.
Oh! I see. Hmmm @wendell, can they use the DP Repeater + HDMI Splitter for DP EDID monitor emulation and also keep VRR?
lol, figured it wasn’t supported but couldn’t hurt to ask.
It’s easy enough to turn mouse roaming off when I need to work off two displays.
Will the multi-display KVMs have any issue if one of the computers connected has only one display?
Define issue? It will work of course, but the default behavior will rearrange your windows.
Hey y’all - looking for some info on the 4-Port KM Switch with USB SYNC, Serial Console and Remote.
I’m looking for some info to help me understand if it’s a good fit for me.
TY!