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03-20-2017 05:27 PM
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03-21-2017 12:01 PM - edited 03-21-2017 06:21 PM
It's a matter of bandwidth. The spec I saw for the Ultra Slim Docking Station shows that it uses the Display Port 1.2 standard which supports a maximum bandwidth of 17.28 Gbits/sec. Most docks and display port hubs share bandwidth so you need to determine the bandwidth the two monitors combined will use. Here is a bandwidth calculator.
In the example you gave each 2560x1440 @ 60hz monitor will use 6.6 Gbps. x2 = 13.2 Gbps which is lower than the 17 Gbps max of the Display Port 1.2 standard.
So it should work but I hesitate to guarantee that it will work.
There may be some other parameter I haven't thought of.
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03-21-2017 12:01 PM - edited 03-21-2017 06:21 PM
It's a matter of bandwidth. The spec I saw for the Ultra Slim Docking Station shows that it uses the Display Port 1.2 standard which supports a maximum bandwidth of 17.28 Gbits/sec. Most docks and display port hubs share bandwidth so you need to determine the bandwidth the two monitors combined will use. Here is a bandwidth calculator.
In the example you gave each 2560x1440 @ 60hz monitor will use 6.6 Gbps. x2 = 13.2 Gbps which is lower than the 17 Gbps max of the Display Port 1.2 standard.
So it should work but I hesitate to guarantee that it will work.
There may be some other parameter I haven't thought of.
If you found my answer helpful please say thanks by clicking on the Thumb's Up icon.
If my answer solved your problem please mark it as the Accepted Solution. Thanks!