DP - DisplayPort Display Emulator EDID Emulator Plug 2K (fit Headless 2560x1440@30Hz) 4K@17hz 1080P@60Hz Display Port Dummy Plug DisplayPort Compatible (Black 2Pack)

Works exactly like it's supposed to. Plugged it into my headless Linux server after removing the physical monitor, and it booted right up without a hitch. SSH access works flawlessly.

Used on a Dell pc running Ubuntu. Could not run it headless without this dongle. Dongle works great.

Excelent

It works as described, however do a bit of reading, since it only supports 4k at 17fps, not 60fps like mentioned in the title. But its a good screen dummy overall.

I cannot overstate how incredible this EDID display dongle is! From the moment I plugged it in, it worked flawlessly—no fuss, no complicated setup, just pure plug-and-play perfection. If you’ve ever struggled with display detection issues, refresh rate mismatches, or your system forgetting a headless monitor setup, this little gem is the ultimate solution. Gone are the days of my GPU panicking when I disconnect a display. This dongle locks in the resolution, keeps my virtual desktop stable, and ensures that my system always recognizes the display exactly as I need it. Whether you’re running a headless server, using a KVM switch, or just need a reliable way to keep your display settings intact, this is the answer. It’s compact, well-built, and does exactly what it promises perfectly. No lag, no signal drops—just seamless EDID emulation at its finest. If you’re on the fence, get one now!

I use this for a few reasons..but obviously to make my computer desktop headless is the goal. My current desktop i use for game streaming and also VR. This adapter allows me to keep my main monitor (tv) off while allowing me to game stream and also play VR without having to turn my main monitor on to access oculus desktop. So some wierd quirks if anyone is having issues with the resolution. Out of the box just plugging it in did not work with 4K/60hz. I had to go into nvidia control panal and create a custom resolution. Its not hard, takes all of 20 seconds to go into nvidia control panal and go to Display > Change Resoluton - Customize button - Create a Custom Resolution (Make sure you check Enable resolutions not exposed by the display) - Do 3840 x 2160 / 60hz which is 4K. Just make sure when you do this you select the DP adapter which for me was labled DP1080p60. Once you do that you can select that resolution and the adapter will run at 4k/60. Now an odd quirk for me was it wouldn't let me run 120hz on my main display within the nvidia settings...however in windows display options i can switch it to 120hz and it works..wierd. HDR does not work when using the adapter and duplicating displays. Windows does not give you the option to enable it. I was also not able to get the adapter to run 120hz at 4K but it does do it at 1080p if i wanted. I don't game stream at that res so it's not a big deal.

They work. Trick the computer to think that it has a monitor attached.

No display seen. I I boot the Orin using another HDMI emulator that I have running through a DisplayPort to HDMI adapter I see the desktop remotely, but when I switch to the Fueran DP emulator it is not seen in the graphics setup, and I also get strange artifacts on the display. (Running headless through Nomachine) So can't recommend this for Ubuntu on a Jetson Orin.

Used this to provide a termination on a video card for a Virtual Machine (Windows) I was running on Un-raid with GPU passthru.

Die Adapter emulieren einen Bildschirm was bei einigen PCs notwendig ist um hochzufahren. Also angeschlossen und funktioniert. Auch eine Remotedesktopverbindung klappt und man kann die Auflösung einstellen.

Si vas utilizar RDP no vas a tener problema, pero si quieres usar Parsec u otro sistema, la emulacion realmente solo va a 30 HZ

They do what they say they do

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