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Depends on what class of monitor you want to run it with. A KVM that can handle 4K 144hz VRR is... not cheap, if available at all.
by swiftcoder 5mo ago
Depends on what class of monitor you want to run it with. A KVM that can handle 4K 144hz VRR is... not cheap, if available at all.
- duskwuff 5mo ago"8K" KVMs are available on Amazon for under $100; they'll handle 4K@144 no problem.
- giobox 5mo ago> A KVM that can handle 4K 144hz VRR is... not cheap, if available at all It's supported by the relatively old HDMI 2.1/DisplayPort 1.4 standards - it shouldn't be that hard to find a KVM that can do this.
- swiftcoder 5mo ago> It's supported by the relatively old HDMI 2.1/DisplayPort 1.4 standards - it shouldn't be that hard to find a KVM that can do this. I'm not saying they don't exist, but all the ones I have tested that claim VRR support haven't actually supported Freesync/gsync in practice