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  1. Akir
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    Since this is a no expenses barred conversation, theres a pretty easy solution; buy a killer good laptop and get rid of the PC. If you want separate working environments, either set up a second...

    Since this is a no expenses barred conversation, theres a pretty easy solution; buy a killer good laptop and get rid of the PC. If you want separate working environments, either set up a second account or virtualize.

    It's probably not the answer you were looking for, but I think it's probably going to be the easiest one to deal with overall.

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  2. patience_limited
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    I've had to deal with similar problems for radiologists that are reading at multiple hospitals, with each hospital system (and its associated software and tools) on separate PCs. We were using...

    I've had to deal with similar problems for radiologists that are reading at multiple hospitals, with each hospital system (and its associated software and tools) on separate PCs. We were using this.

    It's hard to get a reliable quad-head KVM for under $1,000, for starters, and you've got to use DisplayPort if you want to support 4K resolution at 60 Hz refresh. You'd also need to convert your USB-C laptop output with a dock.

    The two [2x2] switches are probably your best option if you want to keep costs under control. Nonetheless, all of these solutions except the Thunderbolt dock are going to have too much response lag for gaming, and I can guarantee you'll see weird bugs with a custom keyboard.

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