For 100-200 dollars you're not going to get one that would contain gaming quality graphics cards as that would make no sense. But there's two main factors that I see in your case. The D6000 I use now is plugged in via thunderbolt/USB-C but I guess it doesnt have the right internal components?Īgain, I have no personal experience with them. docks are usually in the $200-$300 USD range so I was hoping to do that. Yeah but I dont have cash to drop on a brand new machine. There's no good answer here really, it's an either/or thing.Īlthough maybe if the tech takes off or the idea proves useful, maybe in the future?
But, just thinking about one of those makes my wallet cringe in fear. Best performance one can get for multiple monitors on a laptop is a Thunderbolt 3 dock that uses it's own GPU. Hard part is finding a laptop that supports multiple external monitors without a dock. Cost me a grand sum of £500 delivered, new old stock (it's actually only just over a year old).Īnd I run it from my bed sat on a table, with seperate keyboard, marble mouse, and via Panasonic TV and Rotel amp. Though I'm not particularly interested in up to date games (as I play them mostly on console), I'm surprised that it will happily play anything I've thrown at it on High settings. Maybe look into the Dell WD15, WD19, or WD19TB.įair points, but I'd still maintain that just byugina suitable laptop would be cheaper and probably easier. If your laptop has a Thunderbolt III port, then defiantly go with a dock that makes use of it. But for multi-monitors, then you'll want one that has Display Port over USB ( NOT Display Link). I just plug everything directly into my laptop myself.
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