Windows 10: Windows 10 PC with USB-C dock -- what drives the video?

if you have a windows 10 PC with a USB-C dock, what drives the video to the screen attached to the dock? there is an onboard video card and a separate nvidia card.any way to check / confirm?

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TRENDnet Introduces Compact USB-C HD Docking Station

TRENDnet, a global leader in reliable SMB and consumer networking and surveillance solutions, has announced it will introduce a Mini USB-C HD Docking Cube, model TUC-DS1. The compact USB-C docking station supports high-resolution HD video, and extends or mirrors your notebook's display.

TRENDnet's Mini USB-C HD Docking Cube allows you to connect multiple USB devices, and network your laptop all from a single cable. Easily manage multiple workstation devices such as USB storage, keyboard, mouse, printer, scanner, and HD monitor. Free up desk space with this compact USB-C docking station to make more room for what's really important to you.



Conveniently connect all your workstation devices to the Mini USB-C HD Docking Cube, and then connect your laptop or notebook directly to the docking station. The TUC-DS1 also includes a power delivery port to charge a USB-C notebook from the docking station.

TRENDnet's Mini USB-C HD Docking Cube, model TUC-DS1, will be available next week online on the TRENDnet Store, and worldwide via our authorized distribution and retail partners.

Mini USB-C HD Docking Cube, TUC-DS1

• Up to 3840 x 2160 resolution at 30Hz
• Gigabit Ethernet port
• One USB 3.0 port and two USB 2.0 ports
• HDMI audio support
• Compatible with MHL supported Android devices with a USB-C interface
• Supports Windows 10 Continuum mode
• Supports Windows 10 and Mac operating systems
• Product page: www.trendnet.com/store/products/TUC-DS1
• MSRP: USD $99.99

 

LMP Launches 4K 10-port USB-C Display Dock

When it comes to video ports, the Display Dock has them all: HDMI (4K@60 Hz), Mini-DP (4K@30 Hz), DP (4K@30 Hz), DVI (1080p@60 Hz) and VGA (1080p@60 Hz). The Display Dock let's you extend your video content to two external displays (dual 4K monitor support via HDMI & Mini-DP/DP as well as further combinations with VGA and DVI), each at its maximum resolution and refresh rate. It is the only USB-C dock that supports 4K@60 Hz video output via HDMI and it comes at less than half the price of a Thunderbolt dock. Ideal for the professional user, the passionate movie fan or the avid gamer alike - take advantage of 4K video with high-frequency 60 Hz refresh rate.










All the video ports and more:
Besides the 5 video ports, the LMP USB-C Display Dock connects to the outside world via Gigabit Ethernet and its two USB 3.0 ports. One USB 3.0 port can charge a smartphone or tablet with up to 1.5A.

10 ports for (almost) any event:

• HDMI (4K@60 Hz)
• Mini-DP (4K@30 Hz)
• DP (4K@30 Hz)
• DVI (1080p@60 Hz)
• VGA (1080p@60 Hz)
• Gigabit Ethernet
• 2x USB 3.0 (with 1x 1.5A power output)
• Audio out (3.5 mm jack)
• USB-C (Power Delivery and data transfer)

 

DisplayLink Demonstrates USB-C Docking Experience That "Just Works"

I'm glad they finally cleared up that you could use USB 3.1 Type-A connector the same way you could use USB 3.1 Type-C connector. For a while they had me worried I could connect screen only to USB 3.1 Type-C port.

Just when I thought we will have only two connectors (Type-A and Type-C) they brought up Type-B connector. Instead of Type-B they should use Type-A connector which is as robust as Type-B.
Well done, you screwed up again and now we will have 3 USB connectors in the future instead of 2.