USB C docking station

[mamikulcic]

Pozdrav.
Nisam baš našao sličnu temu pa ajd da pitam ovdje.
Imam stariji laptop Asus Vivobook S15, potrošio sam hrpu vremena na pretraživanje i ispada da njegov usb c priključak ne podržava DisplayPort alt mode što je preduvjet da putem usb docka spojim monitor putem hdmi priključka.
Sam laptop na sebi ima hdmi priključak ali pošto skoro svakodnevno nosim laptop sa sobom pa ga vraćam doma i spajam hdmi (i još par sitnica) bojim se da ću s vremenom oštetiti priključke na laptopu.
Pitanje za vas. Da li ovi dockovi s Alia (Baseus, Mokin i slični) cijene cca 50€ omogućuju spajanje dodatnog monitora?
Dock bi trebao imati jedan hdmi, rj45, 3.5mm audio, 1-2 usb priključka i da ga na laptop spajam na usb-c. Punjenje laptopa nije bitno jer laptop ne podržava punjenje preko usb c, također i rezolucija na hdmi-u nije previše bitna jer 90% vremena radim u jednom CAD programu.
Neki prijedlog, imate nešto jeftinije doma za prodati...?
Hvala

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[coconut]

Muči me isti problem.
Po onome što sam našao na netu, jedini način da dobiješ video signal je da nabaviš dock/adapter koji podržava DisplayLink tehnologiju.
c/p
Why your USB-C port must support video for standard docks

• Native video signal:
  Standard USB-C docks rely on the device's USB-C port to output a native video signal, usually via DisplayPort Alternate Mode or Thunderbolt.
• Data-only port:
  If your USB-C port is only for data transfer, it lacks the necessary hardware to send a video signal to a dock

The DisplayLink solution

What it is:
DisplayLink is a technology and brand that creates adapters and docks that transmit video signals over a USB connection, regardless of whether the host port supports native video output.

• How it works:
  A DisplayLink dock contains special chips that compress the video data, encode it, and send it over USB to the dock's display outputs (like HDMI or DisplayPort).
• Driver requirement:
  Unlike standard USB-C video output, DisplayLink devices require driver software to be installed on your computer to function.
• Limitations:
  While excellent for office work and standard video playback, DisplayLink can introduce latency and higher system resource usage, making it less suitable for demanding applications like high-end gaming.