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Club 3D Adapter USB Type C - DisplayPort 1.4 (DP, 6 cm)
EUR32,80

Club 3D Adapter USB Type C - DisplayPort 1.4

DP, 6 cm

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hgvhgv01

1 year ago

Why does the DisplayPort only work if I follow this bizarre procedure? 1. start laptop Jhg. 23 (RTX 3070 Ti, USB 3.2 Gen 2) , monitor /LG UltraGear 32GR93U-B (3840 x 2160 pixels, 31.50") disconnected from the power supply 2. connect monitor to power supply, switch on. 3. laptop recognises screen and everything works fine, even at 160 kHz. If the monitor is only off but connected to the mains, the monitor and laptop communicate, but the laptop is trapped in a loop, jumping back to the starting point every second. Not usable. No image is displayed on the monitor. Second laptop with 4090 graphics card is also unable to conjure up an image on the screen via the DisplayPort with the adapter. Is there an easier way to get the combination to work? Why is the combination sensitive to the bizarre start-up procedure? Thanks in advance.

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Pcfan

1 year ago

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I assume that the monitor is connected via DP. (and not from DP to HDMI) This is unusual, I must admit I have connected the adapter to the laptop to use an HP Reverb G2 and never had any problems. I will try connecting my laptop to a monitor and see if the same phenomenon occurs.

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battistella.interactive

2 years ago

Does the adapter also cause a MacBook Pro 16" (Intel CPU) to be able to connect a DisplayPort monitor without the Mac overheating? So far, every adapter/docking station or USB-C to DP cable has caused the system to throttle performance when the external monitor is switched on, as the GPU gets incredibly hot.

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Pcfan

2 years ago

Sorry, as I don't have a MacBook, I can't answer the question. But it must be clear that the USB-C DP function is probably directly linked to the graphics card, so as soon as an external monitor is connected, the graphics card becomes active and works constantly. This is the case with many Windows laptops.