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DisplayLink USB Graphics Driver
DisplayLink USB Graphics Driver
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DisplayLink USB Graphics Driver free download for Mac

DisplayLink USB Graphics Driver

Version 5.2.4

Driver for DisplayLink powered hardware (beta).

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DisplayLink USB Graphics Driver overview

DisplayLink USB Graphics Driver ... DisplayLink USB devices are the easiest way to add an additional monitor to your Mac. This driver, with the relevant DisplayLink-powered hardware, will allow any Intel-based Mac - even a Mac Mini or MacBook Air - to connect up to 4 monitors over USB. This driver also supports the USB video of our customers' USB docking station products, giving you a cost-effective and easy way to connect your display and all of your peripherals to your MacBook, MacBook Pro, or MacBook Air, with only one USB 2.0 cable

What’s new in version 5.2.4

Updated on Jun 02 2020

Version 5.2.4:
  • Hub USB3.0 link power management control improvement to address connection stability (31500)
  • WindowServer memory usage increases after DisplayLink dock replug (30311)
  • All DisplayLink connected displays are in mirror mode (30765)

Information

License

Free

Size

11.9 MB

Downloads

7960

App requirements

  • Intel 64
  • Mac OS X 10.6.8 or later
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jj-29
jj-29
Jul 21 2020
5.2.4
1.0
Jul 21 2020
1.0
Version: 5.2.4
I don't, why do we need to go thru grief with every update? I just got Catalina 10.15.6, and now have spent 5 hrs trying to get my monitors to work separately, and to no avail
Tsivonen
Tsivonen
Jul 17 2019
2.2
4.0
Jul 17 2019
4.0
Version: 2.2
The upgrade to version 5 has been great!
Mr_Mark
Mr_Mark
Oct 9 2018
2.2
0.5
Oct 9 2018
0.5
Version: 2.2
Please do not use a DisplayLink Device!!! Driver Support is very limited - so updates are once a year, the rest are betas and then your really in the beta mood.... and even if your using the right driver and the right OS content problems will follow you for example: loosing signal on the monitor, can't login because login window is corrupted (internal display), crashes, over crashes... tested on over 40 MBP devices all with the dell 6000 dock, tested with 10.13.3, 10.13.6; 10.14 and all available DisplayLink driver all the betas and all the stable versions....
OhEssex
OhEssex
Sep 4 2012
1.7 Beta 1
0.0
Sep 4 2012
0.0
Version: 1.7 Beta 1
This software is already up to version 1.8. Just beware that it's currently a mess for mountain lion, but it's OK for 10.7 and below.
Jan-rybar
Jan-rybar
Jan 27 2009
1.1
5.0
Jan 27 2009
5.0
Version: 1.1
Great. It's reliable and it allows me to use two LCDs with my MacBook Pro. I use it every day and no problems.
Mistersquid
Mistersquid
Oct 17 2008
1.0
0.0
Oct 17 2008
0.0
Version: 1.0
The premise is that rather than transmitting video information over AGP or PCIe you would do so over USB. The investment in technology is expensive. USB Monitors begin at around $300 and you have to have software in place. In the case of computer-to-monitor configs, your CPU will be doing the compression of information to transmit over the USB network. If you want dedicated hardware to accelerate the compression, you're talking about another $300 or so. The problem with this is that the technology for PCIe and AGP is so much more advanced for similar prices and you are not using compression technology. Present GPU technology provides multiple dedicated processors for use not only in graphics applications, but for users of OS X and the forthcoming 10.6, the regular OS will make use of those GPUs. I doubt any application will be able to use the processors dedicated to transmitting video over USB. This is technology is useful for quick build-up and teardown of multiple monitor setups, sure, but as a replacement for mature technology already in place on Macintosh systems, this is a solution in search of problem.
jj-29
jj-29
Jul 21 2020
1.0
Jul 21 2020
1.0
Version: null
Tsivonen
Tsivonen
Jul 17 2019
4.0
Jul 17 2019
4.0
Version: null
Mr_Mark
Mr_Mark
Oct 9 2018
0.5
Oct 9 2018
0.5
Version: null
Jan-rybar
Jan-rybar
Jan 27 2009
5.0
Jan 27 2009
5.0
Version: null