I am looking for a solution to connect a large computer monitor and a larger UHD TV to a not-yet-purchased new computer. I could get one with a chipset or video card with enough video connectors for my solution, or I could consider daisy-chaining. In this 2014 answer, which suggests to use the displayport.org website to find monitors supporting daisy-chaining with DisplayPort, 7 monitors are listed supporting DisplayPort Multi-Stream. But when I search today on displayport.org, it lists only 2 results. Is the technique of daisy-chaining DisplayPort monitors in decline, or is the listing on displayport.org possibly incomplete?
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Why do you assume that displayport.org contains every such monitor in the world?– harrymcNov 17, 2019 at 18:37
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Hmm. This question seem to be opinion based and/or hardware recommendation and might go down better with some rewording...– DavidPostill ♦Nov 17, 2019 at 18:37
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1@DavidPostill In fact, the question linked by the OP is nicely worded, but the answer is still of the kind that recommends specific hardware and needs constant updating. I can see the usefulness of this question (many connecting technologies have been made obsolete and it'd be good to know before purchase), but perhaps this is something better asked on Super User Chat?– slhckNov 17, 2019 at 18:45
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^^^^^ Agreed :)– DavidPostill ♦Nov 17, 2019 at 18:46
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1@harrymc Because the linked question suggests it.– gerritNov 17, 2019 at 19:16
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