EVanlak DisplayPort Headless Ghost Display Emulator for PC 4K DP Dummy Plug (fit Headless 1080@60Hz-3840x2160@17hz)

I wanted a simple solution to run headless. Not especially versed in Linux, and was especially afraid to disable monitor output with ssh commands. I tried another DP dummy plug that looked like it was probably from the same factory - that one was not recognized by the carrier board on the developer kit. Plugged this one in and it works right away (NoMachine on JetPack6.2). Sigh of relief.

This has been tremendously useful for my laptop dock. Normally my remote control to my laptop is limited to a very small display resolution but now I have a high resolution virtual monitor when I remote into it. It is completely plug and play and completely compatible with my Dell. The large screen has been very valuable to me. Excellent quality!

Works great!

Works good for my headless Ubuntu server pc

It works. Its exactly as stated. Trash framerate at 4k and 2k though. I use it at 1080p for 60fps which works fine for my usecase. It does not work in an extended cable sadly.

It's a dummy plug for a display port output on a video card so it thinks a monitor is attached. This is very important for headless servers with consumer GPUs, as many will disable their acceleration features if there is no monitor plugged in. I'm using this on a headless UnRAID server so my GPU will work correctly in Plex. The Good: - Simple to use. Just plug in. - No drivers. - Enables GPU acceleration on cards that disable it without a monitor. The Bad: - None

I recently repurposed an old HP computer as a headless server, but I encountered a challenge: my SSH software required a display connection to access the screen remotely. That's when I discovered this fantastic device, which enabled me to connect to the display in stunning 1080p full HD. Problem solved! I’m going to order more.

I have a HP mini desktop I’m using as part of a AIS radio receiver. Since the receiver is located at the receiving antenna, I needed a Remote Desktop solution for monitoring the station. Remote Desktop and Google Remote both want to extend a physical monitor, but I don’t have one due to the need to fit my entire receiving station in a small plastic toolbox. This dongle simulates a physical monitor with the ability to pick from many screen resolutions. Problem solved perfectly at low cost, low power use and especially cool…near zero space used. I would highly recommend this as a stable and reliable way to simulate a monitor on a headless workstation. A good value for the price.

works as expected

The states refresh rate at max resolution is false it tops out at 17fps

Fungerade perfekt

Działa doskonale.

Does exactly what it was purchased for, makes the machine believe it has a display when it doesn't, allowing for remote usage - we use it for gaming through moonlight - no issues at all.