is the onn thunderbolt to hdmi adapter good enough for vr

The Dell Dxxxx docks like the D6000 are like this. The type of dock you do NOT want are the ones that use DisplayLink technology (not to be confused with DisplayPort, which is a totally different thing).

Anyhow, good luck and enjoy your the answer might be more complicated than you were expecting, because it depends on what exactly you mean by 'utilizing' the NVIDIA GPU, but I'll try to lay it all out intelligibly and (reasonably) briefly. If you actually need to use Ethernet or the headphone jack (rather than having a USB headset), then I guess those would be more cables that you’d be able to avoid connecting directly if you had a docking station, but a docking station seems unreasonably expensive if you won’t be using it for power or video and instead just need it for USB, maybe Ethernet, and maybe a headphone/speaker jack. Then you can just connect your display, AC adapter, and USB hub to get up and running. I would recommend that you consider just getting a USB 3.0 hub and plugging all of your other peripherals into that. As for the docking station, at that point if you won’t be using it for video or power with that system, a docking station doesn’t seem like a great value. MiniDP would be best, using a MiniDP to DP cable if needed, since that would allow you to run G-Sync.

In that case I would really recommend that you connect your display via one of those ports. Thanks for the kind words! Dell Rockstars are just community volunteers, but I like helping people especially on technical stuff like this.Īnyway, somehow I missed those tables before, but yes it absolutely looks like the MiniDP and HDMI ports are controlled by the NVIDIA GPU.

Is the onn thunderbolt to hdmi adapter good enough for vr