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To check if your system supports DP 1.2+, check your system's original specifications, or contact your equipment manufacturer.įor detailed information on MST, see this third-party article. Is supported on Intel® Core™ processors of 4 th Gen and newer.All monitors need to be daisy-chain compatible, except the last. Daisy-chain: Monitors are connected in series.MST Hub: Splits one DP cable into multiple video outputs, which can be both DP or other formats.Allows multiple display video signals to be transmitted through a single DisplayPort (DP) cable in one of two configurations:.Multi-Stream Transport (MST) is a feature of DisplayPort 1.2 and newer that:

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