KVM to get my MacBook Pro onto my DUAL 4k monitors?

[TechSquidTV]

I have two 4K monitors with Display port and HDMI connections, and a Macbook Pro with USB-C.

 

I have to use the Mac for work while my main rig is on Windows. I don't want to have any input lag on my main machine, and I'd like to keep my mail machine using the Display Port inputs.

 

I would like a way to KVM the mac into the two HDMI ports. Any ideas?

[manikyath]

so.. do you want a KVM, or a dongle with 2 HDMI ports for your macbook?

[TechSquidTV]

13 minutes ago, manikyath said:

so.. do you want a KVM, or a dongle with 2 HDMI ports for your macbook?

Well, I would need to use my mains PC's keyboard and mouse. and ideally easily switch the display. So I believe a KVM type solution is the best I'm aware of.

[manikyath]

Just now, Ampix0 said:

Well, I would need to use my mains PC's keyboard and mouse. and ideally easily switch the display. So I believe a KVM type solution is the best I'm aware of.

but then both would need to be plugged into the displayports, trough the KVM.

[TechSquidTV]

Sorry, elaborate? 

So in this future setup my main PC will be plugged into both monitors via Display port. That leaves the two monitors with 1 HDMI port each left. I need a KVM for a MacBookPro with all USB-C to two HDMI's. The monitors support 4K if pushing that resolution is possible or compatible. 

[Squirrel724]

2 hours ago, Ampix0 said:

Sorry, elaborate? 

So in this future setup my main PC will be plugged into both monitors via Display port. That leaves the two monitors with 1 HDMI port each left. I need a KVM for a MacBookPro with all USB-C to two HDMI's. The monitors support 4K if pushing that resolution is possible or compatible. 

You plug the monitor, keyboard, and mouse into the KVM. You then plug the 2 computers into the KVM. It only uses one input on the monitors (in your case the display port input).