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What to do without HDMI in docking for monitors?

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I just got a Razer Thunderbolt™ 4 Dock Chroma, thinking it would naturally have a HDMI, but it doesn't and none of monitors at home can directly connect to it. Do I have to buy a new monitor? The Razer monitor is over the budget for me. Or does anyone have another idea or solution?
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Return it! I bought a HDMI to USB-C cable to be able to directly connect it to the dock but does not work. :frown_:
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I seldom bash but this is a sh*tty piece of HW.
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fr0z3nnat
Return it! I bought a HDMI to USB-C cable to be able to directly connect it to the dock but does not work. :frown_:
Most USB-C cables don't work on most computers, you should check the description on what devices its compatible with. It might say "compatible with comps and phones" but there are a small amout of comps it can connect to.
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You could try to get a USB - HDMI one, just make sure that it's compatible with your computer model!
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fr0z3nnat
Return it! I bought a HDMI to USB-C cable to be able to directly connect it to the dock but does not work. :frown_:
Thank you for the very honest answer!
Exotic_Seal
You could try to get a USB - HDMI one, just make sure that it's compatible with your computer model!
Ok, I will try this option first. Although do you know any good monitors that could connect to the dock?
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Taupesmartplace797
Thank you for the very honest answer! Ok, I will try this option first. Although do you know any good monitors that could connect to the dock?
Most use HDMI ports, so I wouldn't really know any monitors that can connect with it, getting a usb - HDMI would be the most cost efficient and easiest to find
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