Stardock has introduced Multiplicity 4 Pro, a software-based KVM (keyboard, video, and mouse) switch that allows users to manage several PCs using just one keyboard and mouse, eliminating the need for the extra cables that traditional KVM switches usually need. With the help of ControlStream v4 technology, users can see multiple-monitor setups of remote PCs on their main computer all at once. Additionally, this software can transform spare laptops into extra monitors using Seamless Display technology.
Enhanced Gaming Experience
This software can boost gaming rig performance by enabling gamers to shift all non-gaming applications, like OBS for streaming gameplay, to secondary PCs, while still controlling those applications from the main gaming setup. Multiplicity also allows audio streaming from any PC it controls directly to the audio output of the primary computer, meaning only one set of speakers is needed for sound.
Versatile and Portable
Multiplicity can be utilized on low-end laptops and tablets to control powerful desktop systems that need significant power and cooling. With a lightweight portable device running Multiplicity, users can perform tasks like programming apps, video editing, and rendering 3D environments from almost anywhere, reducing the need to carry around an expensive, high-powered laptop.
Pricing and Compatibility
The MSRP for Stardock Multiplicity 4 Pro is $49.99. This KVM software works with PCs that have Microsoft Windows 10 and 11 operating systems. Gamers who want to use Multiplicity but are concerned about monitor space might consider getting ultrawide monitors (such as this LG available on Amazon). For those searching for a new wireless keyboard to manage their systems, a mechanical keyboard with dual mini-displays (like this Epomaker on Amazon) could be a good choice.
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