HDMI Splitter - Connecting to 3 monitors help needed please :)

[Alfie092]

Is there a HDMI splitter out there that provides 4k @ 60hz and 1080p @ 120hz while connected to 3 outputs?

The outputs I want to have connected to my PS5 are:

1. 1080p 144hz monitor - used for competitive gaming
2. 4k 60 hz monitor - used for casual gaming
3. 4k Smart TV 60hz - used when I want to lay in bed and game on the TV

I also want to make sure since it's connected to 3 outputs that when I'm gaming on either my 4k monitor or 4k TV it does not downscale to 1080p @ 60hz (since I will be having a 1080p 144hz monitor connected) and instead remains at 4k @ 60hz if that makes sense?

If there is one out there currently in the market, which would would you guys advice?

If there is nothing out there, then what would you guys recommend to do in order to game on either 3 different outputs in its maximum resolution? Thanks!

 

[Titan]

I just poked on Amazon real quick. There's a whole slew of them at varying prices. I've gotten the cheaper component and AV splitters for my retro set up and had good luck (but connecting 20/30 year old consoles is a lot different than modern consoles lol). But for what you're needs are, I'd probably invest in a decent quality one. You don't need to break the bank. And you'll just want to make sure it hits the 60Hz and 4K specs.

 

[Alfie092]

I just poked on Amazon real quick. There's a whole slew of them at varying prices. I've gotten the cheaper component and AV splitters for my retro set up and had good luck (but connecting 20/30 year old consoles is a lot different than modern consoles lol). But for what you're needs are, I'd probably invest in a decent quality one. You don't need to break the bank. And you'll just want to make sure it hits the 60Hz and 4K specs.

Thanks mate! I've seen a few on Amazon that hit both the 60Hz and 4K specs but not sure if it will hit 120Hz and 1080P when using my 1080P monitor??

Bit confused on this lol!

 

[Titan]

Thanks mate! I've seen a few on Amazon that hit both the 60Hz and 4K specs but not sure if it will hit 120Hz and 1080P when using my 1080P monitor??

Bit confused on this lol!

I wouldn't assume it would unless it specifically states it does lol. But they don't look expensive so you can roll the dice on it and see what happens. Worst case you can return it. Amazon is good about that lol.

 

[snikr]

I just poked on Amazon real quick. There's a whole slew of them at varying prices. I've gotten the cheaper component and AV splitters for my retro set up and had good luck (but connecting 20/30 year old consoles is a lot different than modern consoles lol). But for what you're needs are, I'd probably invest in a decent quality one. You don't need to break the bank. And you'll just want to make sure it hits the 60Hz and 4K specs.

I've used a splitter from Amazon with my setup and had good luck. HOWEVER, my setup is NOT 4K.