3-Port DisplayPort to HDMI MST Hub - Triple Monitor Adapter for Windows PCs (MSTDP123HD)

This MST hub allows you to connect three HDMI monitors to your Windows laptop or desktop equipped with DisplayPort (DP) 1.2, enhancing your productivity with multiple screens. Modern computers are becoming increasingly portable, resulting in limited video outputs and smaller built-in screens. The MST hub effectively addresses these issues by enabling you to add three additional displays to your computer, facilitating easier multitasking.

With the MST hub, you have the flexibility to extend your desktop across multiple monitors and display independent content on each screen. You can also mirror the same image on multiple HDMI TVs or projectors, making it ideal for applications such as digital signage. The MST technology leverages your existing video card to deliver stunning Ultra HD 4K resolutions while minimizing system resource usage. This exceptional performance makes it perfect for graphics design, gaming, and medical imaging.

Please note that when using a DisplayPort 1.1 video card, the MSTDP123HD will function as a splitter, automatically mirroring your video source across all connected displays, with some resolution limitations. The MSTDP123HD offers plug-and-play installation for a hassle-free setup and is backed by StarTech.

This DisplayPort to HDMI MST hub enables you to drive up to three HDMI monitors in extended or duplicate mode using a DP port on Windows desktop PCs or laptops. It supports HD resolutions up to 3x 1080p 60Hz on three monitors or dual 4K 30Hz on two monitors, or can accommodate three ultrawide displays up to 2560x1080. Compatibility is ensured with laptops, computers, or desktop graphics cards, requiring a host system with DP 1.2/HBR2/MST or later from HP, Dell, Lenovo, as well as AMD, NVidia, and Intel video cards.

By expanding your desktop across multiple screens at your workstation, you can boost productivity in the office or home office. The MST technology capitalizes on your GPU/video card performance to deliver uncompressed video while utilizing minimal system resources. It is important to verify the maximum number of displays supported by your GPU, as some chips (like Intel HD Graphics) can only support a maximum of three displays (disabling the laptop screen when connected to three monitors).

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