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USB-C Docks Gain Thunderbolt Power via DisplayLink

26 Nov, 2025

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Summary

  • DisplayLink docks leverage data compression for enhanced USB-C capabilities.
  • These docks offer more displays than Thunderbolt but aren't for gaming.
  • DisplayLink requires a driver, unlike native Thunderbolt or USB-C connections.
USB-C Docks Gain Thunderbolt Power via DisplayLink

A third option for laptop port expansion is emerging, blending the capabilities of USB-C hubs and Thunderbolt docking stations. DisplayLink docking stations use data compression to bring Thunderbolt-like features, including multi-display support, to standard USB-C ports. This technology is particularly beneficial for office productivity, offering a more stable and often cheaper solution than previous docking technologies.

While standard USB-C offers limited bandwidth, and Thunderbolt provides 40Gbps, DisplayLink effectively bypasses these limitations through compression. This allows multiple high-resolution displays to be driven, even exceeding what native Thunderbolt docks can manage. However, this compression comes with a caveat: gaming performance can be impacted, though office applications and video streaming remain unaffected.

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Unlike native USB-C or Thunderbolt, DisplayLink docks require a software driver for full functionality. Despite this, they are praised for their stability and ability to support more displays. For optimal performance, modern hardware with Intel 10th-gen or AMD Ryzen processors and above is recommended.

Disclaimer: This story has been auto-aggregated and auto-summarised by a computer program. This story has not been edited or created by the Feedzop team.
DisplayLink uses data compression to send more data, like video signals, over a standard USB-C connection, mimicking Thunderbolt capabilities.
DisplayLink docks are not ideal for fast-paced gaming due to potential image stuttering caused by data compression.
Yes, DisplayLink docks require a software driver to function beyond basic USB-C hub capabilities.

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