Fervit USB-C Dummy Display Adapter 1920x1080 60Hz
Emulates a 1920x1080 60Hz display for headless GPU tasks and remote desktop
- Driver-free setup enables GPU-accelerated remote desktop at 1920x1080 60Hz
- Identical EDID behaviour to a real LCD monitor removes compatibility doubts
- Works with Windows, OSX, Linux and virtually any OS
- Ultra-compact low-profile design fits tight spaces alongside other cables
- Acts as a headless ghost display for GPU tasks such as crypto currency mining
USB-C Dummy Display Adapter 1920x1080 60Hz
The Fervit USB-C dummy display adapter emulates a 1920x1080 monitor at 60Hz without a physical screen. It requires no drivers, configuration or external power cable. The ultra-compact plug enables GPU-accelerated remote desktop sessions and headless computing tasks. It presents standard EDID and DDC data so the operating system detects a connected display.
Suits headless servers.
Ideal for administrators running headless Windows, OSX or Linux machines that need a persistent display output for remote desktop or GPU compute workloads. Cryptocurrency miners can keep graphics cards active without a monitor attached. Not suitable for users who need to drive an actual physical screen or require resolutions higher than 1080p.
1920x1080 60Hz virtual display emulation
The adapter presents a fixed 1920x1080 60Hz EDID to the host USB-C port, convincing the GPU a monitor is connected. This single specification determines compatibility; if your application demands a different resolution or refresh rate, this plug will not meet the requirement.
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Specifications
| Product | |
|---|---|
| Brand name | Fervit |
Questions about this item
What type of graphics output must my card provide for this Fervit adapter to work?
Your graphics card needs a VGA output; the adapter acts as a dummy plug that mimics a standard LCD monitor on that port.
Will this dummy plug interfere if I keep a real monitor connected to another output on the same GPU?
No, it behaves exactly like a real 1920x1080 60Hz display, so the GPU simply sees an additional screen alongside your existing monitor.
How can I confirm the adapter is active after plugging it in?
The OS will list a new 1920x1080 60Hz display in screen settings and remote-desktop sessions will show GPU-accelerated resolution without further setup.
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