StarTech SV431DDUSB
It works as intended using the matching 4-in-1 Startech KVM cables(I bought 2 6' DVI, 1 10' DVI, and 1 10' VGA cable). There was only two problems:1) My Windows 95 B w/ USB Support computer would halt whenever the KVM was plugged in. I could plug a USB keyboard directly into the tower and the keyboard worked fine. The KVM is working great on Windows 98 SE, Windows XP Professional x64 Edition, and Server 2003 x64 Edition.2) This KVM does not automatically switch between VGA and DVI sources. If you intend to use both, you either need two monitors or a single monitor with the ability to select between VGA and DVI sources.Except for those ... It is recommended
StarTech SV431DDUSB wherever possible to use DVI-D cables across all PC to KVM and KVM to Console connections Delivering the capability you need for virtually any application, the dual monitor KVM switch features an integrated 2-port USB hub that allows connected USB 2.0 peripherals to be shared between connected computers, eliminating the need to purchase duplicate peripherals The StarTech.com SV431DDUSB 4-port Dual Monitor KVM Switch (DVI+VGA) offers a complete dual display multimedia switching solution, allowing
StarTech SV431DDUSB users to control 4 computers using a single USB mouse and keyboard peripheral set DVI-I Single Link interface technology supports digital and analog video signal transmission User-configurable simultaneous
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