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Old 02-16-2026, 12:16 PM   #3
jennix
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Originally Posted by Szymon View Post
Hi jennix,

In DisplayLink Manager 15.0 the performance should be actually better in this use case. I have a few questions:
  1. What is your Macbook spec?
  2. If you share single application window instead of entire screen, do you also observe performance degradation?
  3. What applications are active on your desktop while you share contents of your screen?
  4. How many screen do you use?

Regards,
Szymon
Hi Szymon,

I'm using a Macbook Pro M3 Pro 2024 with 18 GB RAM.

I have a 43-inch 4K monitor and a 27-inch Full HD monitor (rotated 90 degrees) connected to it. The notebook is usually closed. The two monitors are connected via a Baseus Spacemate Displaylink Docking Station USB C 11-in-1.

It makes no (noticeable) difference whether I share an entire screen or a single window.

The following apps are usually open: MS Outlook, MS Teams (of course), MS Edge, or Safari. Sometimes other Office components such as Excel. I mostly share browser windows in which web apps such as Jira, Confluence, or Codebeamer are running.

best regards, Jens

Last edited by jennix; 02-25-2026 at 03:05 PM. Reason: wrong year at the Specs...
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