Does such a KVM switch exist?

[Mattcee2]

I have x2 PCs with 5090 GPU's with separate monitors (57" and 40") so it takes up a decent amount of desk space but I still find the 40" monitor a little small after using the 57".
Does a KVM switch exist that can power both PC's using just the 57" Samsung Odyssey monitor at 7680x2160 resolution? I only need a max resolution of 120mhz as I don't game on them so not worried about not having 240mhz.
I also have separate Logitech MX mechanical keyboards and MX Master 3 mice that so these need to work too. I remember years ago having probs with custom buttons on the mouse using an older KVM switch with Logitech stuff.

 

[nade]

I have no experience with your monitor, but doing a search I assume it's the Neo G9 monitor?

Found this on Reddit where someone asked the same question, and someone suggests there is a built in KVM... again I have no idea if this is true or not, but thought it might help

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Also just checked on Samsung's own website and it does list a "KVM Switch" as an included feature.

 

[Glanza]

They are expensive but have a look at the level1techs KVM switches, pretty sure if it doesn't do what you want they can make one that will.

 

[Mattcee2]

I have no experience with your monitor, but doing a search I assume it's the Neo G9 monitor?

Found this on Reddit where someone asked the same question, and someone suggests there is a built in KVM... again I have no idea if this is true or not, but thought it might help

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www.reddit.com

Also just checked on Samsung's own website and it does list a "KVM Switch" as an included feature.

Oh nice find, thanks. I never knew that so will look into it.