Portable USB Type-C Monitors from Video Card Output

[xx_glue_consumer_69]

So I've had a SFF Build project going on for a while and I've hit a bit of a road block.  I want a portable monitor that I can take with the computer that is 1920x1080 IPS and good quality.  I want to be able to run it off of my video card however this requires a display cable to run to the monitor in question.  GeChic makes such a monitor but its pricey as hell.  ASUS and other companies make the right panels but they are type C.  My motherboard has a type C port, but I cant find a way to transfer the signal out through the PCI-E lanes to use DP over Type C.  However I did find this adapter.  Does anyone know weather or not it would be possible to use this to connect to this asus portable monitor?  To clarify: the dongle would go into the monitor and the type c cable to a power source (probably the computer's type c port) and the display port would be hooked up to the graphics card.

 

https://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16812399145&cm_re=Usb_c_to_display_port-_-12-399-145-_-Product

https://www.amazon.com/ASUS-MB169B-1920x1080-Portable-Monitor/dp/B01C83BE06/ref=pd_sim_147_10?_encoding=UTF8&refRID=E2BWZXHAAF466M70NX3K&th=1

[Glenwing]

16 minutes ago, TheGoldenMagikarp said:

So I've had a SFF Build project going on for a while and I've hit a bit of a road block.  I want a portable monitor that I can take with the computer that is 1920x1080 IPS and good quality.  I want to be able to run it off of my video card however this requires a display cable to run to the monitor in question.  GeChic makes such a monitor but its pricey as hell.  ASUS and other companies make the right panels but they are type C.  My motherboard has a type C port, but I cant find a way to transfer the signal out through the PCI-E lanes to use DP over Type C.  However I did find this adapter.  Does anyone know weather or not it would be possible to use this to connect to this asus portable monitor?  To clarify: the dongle would go into the monitor and the type c cable to a power source (probably the computer's type c port) and the display port would be hooked up to the graphics card.

 

https://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16812399145&cm_re=Usb_c_to_display_port-_-12-399-145-_-Product

https://www.amazon.com/ASUS-MB169B-1920x1080-Portable-Monitor/dp/B01C83BE06/ref=pd_sim_147_10?_encoding=UTF8&refRID=E2BWZXHAAF466M70NX3K&th=1

 

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Connectors

Output Connector

1 x USB-C (24 pin) DisplayPort Alt Mode Male Input
1 x DisplayPort (20 pin) Female Output

 

 

It takes in USB-C video and sends it out as DisplayPort, so it's only for connecting to DisplayPort displays, not the other way around.

 

There aren't any converters that will connect a DisplayPort output to a USB-C display that I'm aware of. Not all USB-C ports have video output capability, it's an optional feature, and the USB-C ports on motherboards usually don't have it, and if they do then it would run off integrated graphics rather than the graphics card.

 

[xx_glue_consumer_69]

What about some sort of driver that transfer display signal from the graphics card to the motherboard through pci-e?  would then it be possible to route the Graphics output to a motherboard Type C connector?