KVM advice
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So I'm looking for a KVM switch and all of my options look like shit.
Basically I need a KVM that will allow me to switch two computers between dual displays with a max resolution of 2048 × 1080. Most of the stuff on amazon and newegg will only switch VGA and when I look at sites like kvm-switches-online.com everything is designed for enterprise applications and the prices reflect that. There must be some middle ground. Has anyone out there been through this struggle?
>>55229193
What kind of res is that?
And VGA can support 1080p its just analog.
>>55229752
Looks like I cut and pasted the wrong resolution. It should have been 2560x1440. So 1080p switching wont cut it; I need something that can do 2k/1440p.
you're stuck paying a lot for higher resolution. most kvms are for console only servers or racks of low res machines. just bite the bullet and pay out the ass for what you need.
>>55229193
I'm in the same boat. I'vee been looking for over a year. Hoping something affordable pops up on fleabay.
>>55229193
Look at startech.com and pimfg.com
>>55230494 again
This? Sorry, mobile link.
http://www.pimfg.com/mobile/product-detail/KVM-USB-8M
>>55230526
>http://www.pimfg.com/mobile/product-detail/KVM-USB-8M
Looks like that wouldn't meet the resolution requirement.
Something like these might work. But who knows what kind of quality they are.
http://www.aten.com/KVM/Desktop-KVM-Switches/2-Port-USB-DVI-Dual-View-KVMP%E2%84%A2-Switch~CS1642A.html
http://connectpro.com/product/udd-12a-plus-kit/
