Halfdan

Thanks, already checked this one out, tought maybe there is a cheaper one. But Propably i have to stick to one of these. The USB c Variant i don't need, because the Dockingstation charges the laptop

I'm looking for a KVM solution for this setup: Dualmonitor: ASUS ROG XG279Q @ 144hz Gsync 27" 2560 x 1440 ASUS PA278QV  @75hz 27" 2560 x 1440 5ms i use DP on both. wired / Lightspeed Keyboard Liogitech g915 Zowie USB Mouse USB Microphone USB for Monitors FiiO k3 USB-C-DAC for Sound Input 1: desktop gaming PC Nvidia 2080 (2x DP connected to the monitors) I use it for gaming, so i need the 144hz and Gsync on the Mainmonitor. Input 2: Laptop from Lenovo, i also have this Dockingstation. It has also 2x DP Maybes: would be nice if it's possible to switch devices with the Keyboard or something (or even better start the needed one) probably they never run both at the same time. Is this possible? Which KVM would you recommend?

I have a Pc, which i use mostly for gaming. But also to work on Uni stuff, do programming etc. I also have a Laptop and a Phone. Same for my Girlfriend, she has a Phone and a Laptop. I wanted to buy a NAS for saving our data externally and have aceess to it from different devices. What would you recommend? Also, do i recognize a difference between saving/opening my stuff on the NAs or my SSD thats build in to my pc? Additionally i really have to start to backup my stuff. How should i do this? With an external Hardddrive and Cloud or a sepparate disk in the Nas & Cloud/externad drive?

Unfortunalty there is no fibre in this apartment. And i don't really know my neighbours. It's in the City and in this Building are like 15 Other Apartments. Here is my DSLReports History: 2020-10-27 17:27:34 532 26.6 24 D A B Cable Kabel Deutschland 18 / 18 2020-10-20 14:54:27 515 4.25 19 F A+ C Cable Kabel Deutschland 18 / 18

I need some help/advice. I recently moved from Switzerland to Germany. Unfortunatly is the Internet in germany way worse in Quality. Before i had a 1Gb Fibreline and a ping of 20-30. In my actual Appartment i have 2 Options 1gb (i have 500mb because 1gb is way to expensive) Cable (Coax) the other Option is DSL (Copper) 250Mb max. My actual ping is 40-60 and by feeling very unstable. What can i optimize? How can i test out what brings the best results for me? Better & stable Ping is more important than bandwith to me, so downgrading from 500mb/s to 250mb/s is not a problem to me, if i get better results. I also did alot of tests (Pingplotter) the last days, but the problem is i can't really evaluate the data. Are there any good guides? How can i test my connection for a longer period to see pingspikes, jitter etc?

I have a Asus XG279q as Mainmonitor for gaming etc and was looking for a sidemonitor. So my Main is 175Hz IPS 1440p 27" and i wanted the secondary also to have 27". I use my secondarymonitor for: watching Videos/Youtube while gaming webbrowsing some coding I orderd a ASUS PA278QV 27" Pro Art for 360€ and now stumbled over a good discount. I could get a Dell UltraSharp 27" U2720Q. But this one is 4k for 540€ and Dell list it for 846€. Now i'm not sure which one to pick, specially because of the different Resolutions to my Mainmonitor on the second One. Or would you pick a totally different Monitor in this Case?

I'm looking for a aux Monitor forms Setup. Main is a 144Hz 27" 1440p IPS Gsync The Aux should also be 1440p and 27". I will use it to watch Netflix/YouTube. Coding and Webrowsing while gaming on main.

Ok thanks! I'm always struggling with decisiona like that

This will be my first mount, I don't have any expirience. What is the pro / con of 2 single arms Vs one mount with two arms? Can't really decide with what I should go.

Mostly WoW. 90% of the time. And between slow stuff like crusader kings, Crpgs like Wasteland, Divinity original Sin etc Fastest Stuff I play is Stuff like Witcher 3, GTA/RDR

I have right now a 240hz 1080p Gsync 240Hz Monitor. I play WoW at a decent level but my FPS are between 100-160 in Raids/m+ so i can't really make use of a 240Hz Monitor i think. Now i'm thinking about switching to a 1440p 144 or 165? HZ Monitor with 27''. What are the benefits of the better resolution? Or what are the advantages in general? What would be your advise? System is: Ryzen 3600x Asus ROG Strix GeForce RTX 2080 OC Edition Gaming - 8GB

I want to buy a second monitor. My main has 240hz and Gsync. What specs do I need on the other one to not have issues with stuttering/downregulate refreshers etc?

okay thank you..but i have to ask again. If i run my Main Monitor (the actual) with Gsync..the HZ syncs o my fps which is also uneven digits between..lets say 60 and 150..depending on what i do. So it can be everything also stuff like 89Hz 101Hz etc With the Old 60Hz i had..it stuttered always like hell when i had something like Netflix running. If i buy a 120Hz Monitor 1080p i Should have no problems with Gsync stuttering etc?

@Smit Devrukhkar Does this also work if i run it at 144hz? Does the second Monitor also to have Gsync? Probaly Yes?

i had a 60Hz 1440p Monitor before and i had alot of Problems. Stuttering etc, syncing down to 60hz etc..the whole stuff you can read alot on the internet about the Subject on Problems with different spec Monitors..