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• When transferring the image content via USB, fast changes in the image content may lead to
delays in displaying the image.
It is not possible to use the external USB graphics card for fast 3D-games.
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The speed of image build-up and the possibility of the
fl
ickering phenomenon, e.g. in
videos depend on the CPU used, because the conversion of the image content into
a USB data signal requires a relatively high processing speed.
When using the USB graphics card on a notebook, you may have to supply the
notebook with power via a power pack. Otherwise the notebook’s rechargeable
battery may automatically reduce the clock frequency of the CPU and therefore, the
processing speed to save power.
• If you are using Windows as operating system, you can operate up to 6 USB graphics cards
of the same design on one single computer. However, the PC should be fast enough to
transfer the images to the USB graphics cards.
Furthermore, we recommend that you connect the USB graphics cards directly to the com-
puter and not to a USB hub. Here, several USB graphics cards share a single USB port (the
connection between USB hub and computer), which may lead to slow image build-up!
If the image build-up is very slow, it might be of help to try another USB port. Depending on
the main board, several USB ports are connected with a single USB controller, which slows
down image transmission enormously, if you simultaneously copy, for example data over
USB to a hard disk.
Disposal
Dispose of an unserviceable product in accordance with the relevant statutory regu-
lations.
Technical Data
Connection to computer ............USB3.0 (recommended) or USB2.0
Power consumption ...................< 500 mA
Monitor Connector .....................HDMI (adapter for DVI, included)
Audio playback via HDMI ..........yes
De
fi
nition ....................................Max. 2048 x 1152, 32 bit (depending on the monitor used!)
Dimensions ................................87.5 x 47.5 x 19.5 mm (L x D x H)
Weight .......................................39 g (without cable or DVI adapter)