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02-16-2023 07:20 AM
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Hi,
I was using the HP USB-C G5 Dockingstation for 2 yrs and never had any problems or issues.
My setup was as follows:
- 2x DELL 27 4k UHD Monitors
- MacBook Pro M1
I recently bought myself a MacBook Air M2.
Apart from the new MacBook with the more powerful chip, my setup has remained the same.
However when connecting my new MacBook Air M2 with the Dockingstation, on the 2 external Monitors everything jerks and is delayed. Something that have never happened with the M1 Pro model.
I unistalled and re-installed the DisplayLink Manager (Version 1.8.0).
Sometimes it works as I should, but most of the times everything is delayed.
I hope you can help me.
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