ATEN 4-Port VGA Video Splitter (450 MHz) vs ATEN 2-Port True 4K at

Key differences

The ATEN 4-Port VGA Video Splitter (450 MHz) has 2 more video ports quantity than the ATEN 2-Port True 4K at (5 vs 3). The ATEN 4-Port VGA Video Splitter (450 MHz) has 25 m more maximum operating distance than the ATEN 2-Port True 4K at (30 m vs 5 m). The ATEN 2-Port True 4K at has 150 MHz more bandwidth than the ATEN 4-Port VGA Video Splitter (450 MHz) (600 MHz vs 450 MHz). Video port type: VGA on the ATEN 4-Port VGA Video Splitter (450 MHz), HDMI on the ATEN 2-Port True 4K at. Video out: 4x VGA on the ATEN 4-Port VGA Video Splitter (450 MHz), 2x HDMI on the ATEN 2-Port True 4K at.

• Video ports quantity
  • 4-Port VGA Video Splitter (450 MHz):5
  • 2-Port True 4K at:3
• Video port type
  • 4-Port VGA Video Splitter (450 MHz):VGA
  • 2-Port True 4K at:HDMI
• Video out
  • 4-Port VGA Video Splitter (450 MHz):4x VGA
  • 2-Port True 4K at:2x HDMI
• Maximum resolution
  • 4-Port VGA Video Splitter (450 MHz):2048 x 1536 pixels
  • 2-Port True 4K at:4096 x 2160 pixels
• HD type
  • 4-Port VGA Video Splitter (450 MHz):QXGA
  • 2-Port True 4K at:4K Ultra HD
• Maximum operating distance
  • 4-Port VGA Video Splitter (450 MHz):30 m
  • 2-Port True 4K at:5 m
• Bandwidth
  • 4-Port VGA Video Splitter (450 MHz):450 MHz
  • 2-Port True 4K at:600 MHz
• Power consumption (typical)
  • 4-Port VGA Video Splitter (450 MHz):0.9 W
  • 2-Port True 4K at:4.24 W