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Review on 4-Port VGA/SVGA LCD CRT Splitter Box: PC to 4 Monitors Video Distribution by Mark Adams

Revainrating 4 out of 5

It's worth the money

It worked very well. (I only use it for a short time; DJ visuals) The only downside I see is that all the monitors don't receive a signal when you unplug the signal source it's connected to. It would be much better if it could only show a black screen or null signal when not connected to a source. Update: I also noticed a very annoying hum/hum from the PSU. It's working fine for now and it's not very noticeable, but when I turn on the music it's still there. I have the feeling, that this adapter might let me down during the show, so I might buy another device. (AC adapters are about $8; I'd rather buy another splitter with a $12 adapter in case it fails). On a positive note, it's so cheap that you don't have to worry if it breaks down. These splitters used to cost a fortune. Some people write that they do not expand the ad. Spirit. This device only separates the signal. To extend the display, you need to buy a higher quality graphics card or an external graphics card (e.g. USB -> VGA; usually does not support higher resolutions). research. t expand their ad. Spirit. This device only separates the signal. To expand the display, you need to buy a higher quality graphics card or an external graphics card (e.g. USB -> VGA; usually does not support higher resolutions). research. t expand their ad. Spirit. This device only separates the signal. To extend the display, you need to buy a higher quality graphics card or an external graphics card (e.g. USB -> VGA; usually does not support higher resolutions). research. You need to buy a better graphics card or an external graphics card (e.g. USB -> VGA; usually does not support higher resolutions). research. You need to buy a better graphics card or an external graphics card (e.g. USB -> VGA; usually does not support higher resolutions). research. does not normally support higher resolutions). research. t expand their ad. Spirit. This device only separates the signal. To extend the display, you need to buy a higher quality graphics card or an external graphics card (e.g. USB -> VGA; usually does not support higher resolutions). research. You need to buy a better graphics card or an external graphics card (e.g. USB -> VGA; usually does not support higher resolutions). research. You need to buy a better graphics card or an external graphics card (e.g. USB -> VGA; usually does not support higher resolutions). research. does not normally support higher resolutions). research. t expand their ad. Spirit. This device only separates the signal. To extend the display, you need to buy a higher quality graphics card or an external graphics card (e.g. USB -> VGA; usually does not support higher resolutions). research. You need to buy a better graphics card or an external graphics card (e.g. USB -> VGA; usually does not support higher resolutions). research. You need to buy a better graphics card or an external graphics card (e.g. USB -> VGA; usually does not support higher resolutions). research. USB -> VGA; does not normally support higher resolutions). research. You need to buy a better graphics card or an external graphics card (e.g. USB -> VGA; usually does not support higher resolutions). research. You need to buy a better graphics card or an external graphics card (e.g. USB -> VGA; usually does not support higher resolutions). research. USB -> VGA; does not normally support higher resolutions). research. You need to buy a better graphics card or an external graphics card (e.g. USB -> VGA; usually does not support higher resolutions). research. You need to buy a better graphics card or an external graphics card (e.g. USB -> VGA; usually does not support higher resolutions). research.

Pros
  • Ideal for test benches, data centers, help desks, live video presentations, stock quotes, schedules, movies, cinemas, classrooms, conference rooms, educational institutions, etc.
Cons
  • Don't remember