NewerTech HDMI Headless Video Accelerator Adapter for eGPU / PC / Mac

The NewerTech HDMI Headless Video Accelerator Adapter for eGPU, PC and Mac hardware emulates (or ghosts) a phyiscal video connection of external monitors and displays - simply and reliably.

No need to phyiscally connect additional display hardware just to login to a server, trick the operating system, troubleshoot a problem or mount a shared drive remotely.

This handy adapter is a great solution designed to save you time, effort and frustration. And that's just the tip of the iceberg in terms of what this powerful headless adapter has to offer.

Mac and PC computers pack phenomenal power into a beautiful form factor, but when it's operated without a display attached, the GPU isn't activated - meaning it's not pulling its weight.

So when you access your computer remotely, the CPU does all the work rendering the user interface. As a result, the interface lags; OS animation, cursor movement, menu navigation, and typing all suffer, making remote operations a pain.

Now there's an easy way to make your remote experience perfect again!

Plugging the NewerTech HDMI Headless Video Accelerator into the HDMI port activates the GPU, even without a display, emulating resolution displays up to 4K, so your remote interface works exactly how you'd expect.

Features

• Ultra-compact, low-profile design.
• Plug and Play functionality (no installation drivers required).
• Use the full power of your graphics processor without needing a display.
• Remotely access your Mac or PC with native display support.
• Emulates resolutions up to 4K (see support notes below).

Compatibility

• Supports HDMI output functionality (see below).
• Connects to hardware running macOS 10.6.8 or higher and Windows 7 or higher.
• Works great with PC desktop, laptop, eGPU (AKiTiO Node etc), MacBook Pro, MacMini, MacPro setups.

What's in the Package?

• NewerTech HDMI Headless Video Accelerator Adapter

Support Notes

• Emulated resolutions may vary when connected to different hardware configurations.