Products from the USA may come with an input voltage of 110V–120V, requiring a step-down transformer. Check the device wattage to select the correct power converter.
•HDR Virtual Display, Real Headless Power – Emulates a HDR monitor (RGB, 12-bit dithering, ~1015-nit peak) so your PC/GPU stays fully active without a physical screen—ideal for servers, workstations, and remote headless setups.
•Smooth 1080p High-Refresh – Keeps remote desktop and streaming ultra-fluid with 1080p@60/120/144Hz; also supports common modes from 800×600 up to 1680×1050/1440×1080 (note: some legacy modes like 1600×1200 are 60Hz only).
•Full GPU Acceleration On – Prevents throttling or disabled acceleration (CUDA/OpenCL/DirectX). Perfect for cloud gaming, VR testing, video rendering, and multi-display simulation.
•Plug & Play, Wide Compatibility – No drivers, no software, no external power. Hot-swappable. Works with Windows, Linux, macOS on desktops, laptops, mini PCs, and GPU servers.
•Requirements & Notes – To use 1080p@144Hz, your GPU/HDMI port and cable must support that refresh rate (HDMI 2.0 or newer recommended). HDR output depends on OS/GPU/app support; some remote-desktop tools may not transmit HDR. This device emulates a display; it is not a capture card or scaler.
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