Need clarification regarding performance impact

[palsecam]

Originally Posted by AlbanRampon

As laptops are getting skinny, a proprietary connector dock may use a serial bus like USB and therefore will not necessarily offer a better throughput.

Do you mean that proprietary dock station (like http://shop.lenovo.com/SEUILibrary/c...ode=40A20170EU) does not have value compared to universal docking station?

Originally Posted by AlbanRampon

DisplayLink driver will use CPU as we need to ship these pixels through the USB, fast, and in a clever manner to achieve the low latency keeping the pixel-perfect we are known for.
But the algorithm we have use what is available and, like a clown, juggles with CPU bandwidth, USB throughput available, what we must send... transparently.
We have demonstrated quad 4Kp60Hz over a single USB3 link. Nobody else has yet... especially when it works on USB Type A too. Traders can have in excess of 15 displays!

As I'm targeting Core I5 (at least), I don't expect the CPU to be an issue.

Originally Posted by AlbanRampon

What resolution do you expect for your external monitors?

I expect to output twice 1920*1200/32@60hz. But I don't exclude going further if one of the monitor eventually dies.

[AlbanRampon]

Non, je faisais référence à un autre type. Le photo montre qu'il y a plein de broches donc c'est un type stable, meme s'il n'est pas universel.

Cette résolution n'est pas suffisamment haute pour faire transpirer le GPU, la station d'accueil ou l'USB.

Alban.

[palsecam]

Originally Posted by AlbanRampon

Non, je faisais référence à un autre type. Le photo montre qu'il y a plein de broches donc c'est un type stable, meme s'il n'est pas universel.

Cette résolution n'est pas suffisamment haute pour faire transpirer le GPU, la station d'accueil ou l'USB.

Alban.

I don't get your answer... It seems to be like automated translation, isn't it ?

If I'm right, please keep the answer in english.

thx

[AlbanRampon]

You sent me a page in French to read and give you an opinion on... So I replied to you in native French.

The resolution is not high enough to cause issues.