UD-3900 Stutters somewhat

chrome700 · 02-12-2016, 02:49 PM

I recently upgraded my primarily external monitor on my Windows laptop to a LG 39" Ultrawide, running 3440x1440. I bought a Pluggable UD-3900 to run my old monitor off of, it's 1920x1080.

I was expecting perhaps a little lag on the monitor running off the Pluggable unit, but the truth is BOTH monitors are experiencing that. Strangely enough I streamed the Super Bowl to my computer on the monitor running off the pluggable, and it played back perfectly.

I'd like to ultimately run a third external monitor off the Pluggable, but if using the device causes lag across ALL monitors it's not really an acceptable solution. If I'm just using the Pluggable as a Hub and audio out, with no monitor plugged into it I've got zero issues, and is in fact what I'm doing now. 3440x1440 ought to be enough for anyone, right? Of course not.....

Any thoughts?

Laptop is running W10, it's an i7, 12GB RAM, SSD.

02-12-2016, 02:49 PM	#1
chrome700 Junior Member Join Date: Feb 2016 Posts: 2	UD-3900 Stutters somewhat I recently upgraded my primarily external monitor on my Windows laptop to a LG 39" Ultrawide, running 3440x1440. I bought a Pluggable UD-3900 to run my old monitor off of, it's 1920x1080. I was expecting perhaps a little lag on the monitor running off the Pluggable unit, but the truth is BOTH monitors are experiencing that. Strangely enough I streamed the Super Bowl to my computer on the monitor running off the pluggable, and it played back perfectly. I'd like to ultimately run a third external monitor off the Pluggable, but if using the device causes lag across ALL monitors it's not really an acceptable solution. If I'm just using the Pluggable as a Hub and audio out, with no monitor plugged into it I've got zero issues, and is in fact what I'm doing now. 3440x1440 ought to be enough for anyone, right? Of course not..... Any thoughts? Laptop is running W10, it's an i7, 12GB RAM, SSD.