Laptop Lenovo Y510p and how to support 4K 60Hz

[Arczi]

Hello,
and thanks for your answer. I prefer wavlink wl ug69dk1, because it has 3.1 Type C and 3.1 Type A (3.0) usb cable. I have only 3.0 and when I will change my Pc I still be able to connect it to 3.1 Type C. I saw this product on Amazon.de but it isn't ship by Amazon. I can't find Diamond on EU. Wavlink it is seems to be this same product to Diamond DS6950 and it will be send from China with support 230 50Hz power adapter.
Wavlink said that my PC/ Notebook must support 10 bit color if I want to display it on extended monitor screen. So why chip dl 6950 doesn't include 10 Bit color?
Wavlink include audio out. Does it has good sound?

But what about Kensington SD 4000 K33983EU 4K? Does it has 60 hz?

[AlbanRampon]

Hello,

I don't understand the question about 10-bit.
Today, the DisplayLink DL-6950 chip doesn't feature 10-bit colour space. It may change in the future but I doubt in the near future. As nobody has been asking for it, that feature is very low in the list.

All DisplayLink products will work over Type-C, even the one created 10 years ago, because we use real USB. A simple passive plug adapter is enough to transfer from Type-A to Type-C. The benefit of native Type-C are when you include USB-PD (Power Delivery) or if you wish alternate-mode.

All the DL-6950 products I know would use that chip for audio. You can do 5.1. It's behaving like a standard USB audio device.

That Kensington dock model is not recent enough to feature the DisplayLink DL-6950. The first product to market to have the DL-6950 was released in December 2016 and it was the Targus Dock160.

Kind regards,
Alban