KVM switch, but for more than just keyboard and mouse?

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So I feel I can't be the only person in this situation, but can't seem to find a decent hardware solution after some internet trawling...

I have my personal computer with 2x monitors connected via DisplayPort (1x 4K @ 60 Hz, 1x 1080p). I also have 6x USB peripherals (keyboard, mouse, DAC, mic, speakers, webcam).
I want to be able to switch these displays and USB peripherals between my personal computer and my work laptop.
So I went looking for KVM switches, and it seems most support 2x displays but with only 2x USB 2.0 ports for keyboard and mouse (hence "KVM" I guess!). Most of those also only support 4K @ 30 Hz via DisplayPort (but often 60 Hz via HDMI). There don't seem to be KVM switches that support a larger number of USB ports, let alone USB 3.x ports.
I guess I could find a KVM and pair it with a USB switch, but that seems inelegant
As far as I can tell a software KVM like Synergy only shares keyboard and mouse, not any other peripherals.

tl;dr
I'm looking for a KVM switch that supports:

• 2x displays (with 4K @ 60 Hz support, preferably via DisplayPort)
• 6x USB devices (preferably USB 3.x, but USB 2.0 is probably fine)

Does hardware like this exist? Is there another solution entirely?

 

[Groog]

Thanks for the replies

Bit of a shame KVM switches with lots of USB ports don't exist.
Also, understood regarding the DAC, will set my expectations accordingly.

Having a look at the rainforest, there seem to be some DisplayPort/HDMI dual head KVM options with 4x USB 2.0 ports for ~£130-160 with decent enough reviews. I might give one of those a go and see if I can ditch a couple of my peripherals. Maybe rely on the laptop mic and not bother with the DAC/speakers.
I'm pretty sure that regardless of DP or HDMI (via adapters if necessary) that I'll still get 4K 60 Hz as long as I get HDMI 2.0 or DP 1.4.

@BurningHorizons do you only ever have one computer powered on at a time? I'd guess that would make the display auto source detect work well?

 

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Sorry to dredge up an old thread.

In case it helps anyone else I ended up with the following:

• 2x port DP 1.4 switch for my first monitor (4K 60Hz)
• 3x port HDMI 2.0 switch for my second monitor (1440p 60 Hz, bonus 3rd input to let me hook in my Nintendo Switch)
• 2x port USB 3 switch with 7x port USB 3 hub

I now press 3 buttons when switching between computers and it works very reliably.
Next step is to design an enclosure for the rats nest of wires that I've created and 3D print it!