DisplayLink on Steam Deck or Handheld PCs – Anyone Tried It?
Hey everyone,
I’ve been experimenting with portable setups lately and was wondering — has anyone successfully used DisplayLink on a Steam Deck (or similar handheld PCs like the ROG Ally or Ayaneo)? I'm curious if it's stable enough to run multiple external monitors via USB-C when docked.
A few questions to get the ball rolling:
1. Did the DisplayLink drivers install properly on SteamOS or did you have to switch to Windows?
2. How’s the performance — any input lag or graphical glitches?
On a side note — I tried running Geometry Dash
on one of the external displays just for fun, and surprisingly, it ran fine... until the lag made timing jumps nearly impossible. So yeah, definitely wondering if anyone’s managed to get a smooth and playable experience with DisplayLink in these setups.
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