
NOT ONE!! Infact, some of them aren't even compatible with other StarTech adapters (example): I bought a StarTechcom USB2VGAE2 adapter then I purchased another StarTech Usb/Vga adapter to replace the "other" adapter I was using, but because the second StarTech adapter I bought wasn't the EXACT model as the first one they wouldn't work together, so I had to return the second one and get another "USBVGAE2" adapter in order for them both to be compatible with each other.
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If you have multiple monitors you want to connect to your pc, and you've bought a StarTech adapter for one of those monitors, you will also have to buy a StarTech adapter for each additional monitor you connect to your pc as well because StarTechcom adapters are NOT COMPATIBLE WITH ANY OTHER ADAPTER ON THE MARKET. That's when I knew I had to purchase myself another StarTechcom adapter ASAP!! Because the SECOND DIFFERENCE I NOTICED between the two was that the "other" adapter took up A LOT of cpu on my pc (but bare in mind my pc is a cheap ass Emachines I bought years ago from Walmart on sale, so that might play a role in it too:-) however, I noticed right away that the StarTechcom adapter was a lot less taxing on my system, which I loved. WRONG!! When I connected the StarTech adapter to my third monitor, the colors and picture quality of that monitor was EXACTLY as the monitor I had connected directly to the VGA on my pc - the picture quality of these two monitors together made the poor difference of the "other" adapter standout like a sore thumb. I actually noticed this about the "other" adapter when I first connected it to my secondary monitor, because the monitor I had connected directly to my pc showed more clear, bold, vibrant colors in comparison to the monitor with the "other" adapter attached to it, but I just thought that's how ALL graphic adapters display. FIRST DIFFERENCE I NOTICED is that the "other" adapter caused the colors of my secondary monitor to be quiet dull and cloudy. I follow all the instructions, connected it to my pc and it was great - so I thought. The first adapter I bought (which I won't named) seemed to work just fine.

I now know that splitters will only allow you to mirror an image on all of your monitors, but they don't allow you to extend your desktop (meaning: you can't view different images on each monitor at once), and this is why you would need a GRAPHIC ADAPTER. BIG MISTAKE!! I hadn't done any research, or read any reviews on these boxes beforehand, I just read the info given by the manufacture and assumed this was what I needed to EXTEND MY DESKTOP, but I was wrong.

I have three monitors I wanted to use at once, so I immediately went out and bought what I THOUGHT would help me achieve that (a dual monitor spliter box). and BOY was I pleased with the quality of this thing!!

What a HUGE difference StarTechcom adapters made in my workflow!!įirst of all, I'm not very "tech-savoy" when it comes to computers and whatnot, so I went through a lot of "trail & error" before I finally found what I needed in the StarTechcom graphic adapter.
