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Cheap KVM...
- Thread starter DubOSv10
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Try newegg or ebay.
You can usually find 4 port kvm with cables pretty cheap.
Make sure you get an automatic, not a manual.
Here's a decent 4 port.
http://www.newegg.com/app/ViewProductDesc.asp?description=17-107-340&depa=1
You can usually find 4 port kvm with cables pretty cheap.
Make sure you get an automatic, not a manual.
Here's a decent 4 port.
http://www.newegg.com/app/ViewProductDesc.asp?description=17-107-340&depa=1
Well, I have a manual one at home, it's basically a data switchbox.
I have a tendancy to lose the mouse and/or keyboard if switching between running systems.
I also have to have the dial turned on a machine in order to start it up. Or else it returns no keyboard/video errors. Or won't have a mouse/keyboard if it does startup.
I have an automatic one at work, from Belkin, pretty top of the line, ps/2, usb and sound for all computers.
I've never had a single problem with it.
Plus automatic ones let you switch computers with a hotkey sequence rather than hitting a button.
And some of the better ones have a scan option that will automatically switch computer if you need to monitor them.
(servers, installs, etc)
I will hopefully be switching to an automatic one at home when I rearrange my office.
it's definately worth the extra money in my opinion.
I have a tendancy to lose the mouse and/or keyboard if switching between running systems.
I also have to have the dial turned on a machine in order to start it up. Or else it returns no keyboard/video errors. Or won't have a mouse/keyboard if it does startup.
I have an automatic one at work, from Belkin, pretty top of the line, ps/2, usb and sound for all computers.
I've never had a single problem with it.
Plus automatic ones let you switch computers with a hotkey sequence rather than hitting a button.
And some of the better ones have a scan option that will automatically switch computer if you need to monitor them.
(servers, installs, etc)
I will hopefully be switching to an automatic one at home when I rearrange my office.
it's definately worth the extra money in my opinion.