Ultimate connectivity: Thunderbolt™ connectivity makes it easier than ever to deliver power, data, audio and video as well as connect to system peripherals, no matter what system you use. Plus, with support for up to three displays, including a single 5K and dual 4K monitors, you can connect to everything you need.

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DisplayPort Only: Automatically connect to DisplayPort devices only. No Thunderbolt adapter or PCIe devices are allowed to connect.

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NOTES: Linux operating system is unable to physically turn off integrated display. The external display numbers are one less than the display numbers listed in the above tables. Note: To learn more about updating the BIOS on a Dell computer, see the Dell knowledgebase article Dell BIOS Updates. Energize your workload: Get more done, faster, with Dell ExpressCharge Boost, a feature that provides up to a 35% charge in just 20 minutes.

Dell Docking Station WD19TBS Thunderbolt User Guide

If the integrated display resolution is FHD (1920 x 1080 @ 60 Hz), two external displays with QHD (2560 x 1440) @ 60 Hz could be supported. For additional help, learn How to Set up Multiple Monitors or How to Troubleshoot Multiple Monitor Issues. HBR3 is DP 1.4 (8.1 Gbps maximum link rate per lane). With DP overhead, the effective data rate is 6.5 Gbps per lane.

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When it comes to ports, advances in technology have made things a little complicated. You’ll see both USB-A and USB-C ports advertised, as well as the rating of USB 3 and USB 2. These are standards applied to data transfers, and both USB-C and USB 3 are newer. You’ll recognize USB-C by its smaller port size, as seen on newer computers and mobile devices. USB-A is the type you’ve seen for years, with a larger port on both the devices and the cables you plug into them.