Abstract: A multi-screen display control device is shown, which is linked to a host through a universal serial bus (USB) port to receive image data from the host, and uses a plurality of high-definition multimedia interface (HDMI) ports to output a plurality of HDMI sub-images to a plurality of screens. The multi-screen display control device has a USB hub that couples the USB port to a plurality of graphics processing units (GPUs), so that the GPUs generate the HDMI sub-images based on the image data transferred from the host via USB communication technology.

Abstract: A multi-screen display control device includes a plurality of graphics processing units (GPUs) and a watchdog chip. The GPUs transform image data that a host transfers to the multi-screen display control device through a universal serial bus (USB) interface into a plurality of high-definition multi-media interface (HDMI) sub-images to be displayed by a plurality of screens. The watchdog chip is coupled to the GPUs and, when any of the GPUs crashes, the watchdog chip outputs a reset signal to reset all of the GPUs.

Abstract: A multi-screen display control device includes a plurality of graphics processing units (GPUs) and a watchdog chip. The GPUs transform image data that a host transfers to the multi-screen display control device through a universal serial bus (USB) interface into a plurality of high-definition multi-media interface (HDMI) sub-images to be displayed by a plurality of screens. The watchdog chip is coupled to the GPUs and, when any of the GPUs crashes, the watchdog chip outputs a reset signal to reset all of the GPUs.

Abstract: A multi-screen display control device is shown, which is linked to a host through a universal serial bus (USB) port to receive image data from the host, and uses a plurality of high-definition multimedia interface (HDMI) ports to output a plurality of HDMI sub-images to a plurality of screens. The multi-screen display control device has a USB hub that couples the USB port to a plurality of graphics processing units (GPUs), so that the GPUs generate the HDMI sub-images based on the image data transferred from the host via USB communication technology.

Abstract: A multi-screen display control device is shown, in which a plurality of cards are connected in series through universal serial bus (USB) cables. Image data provided by a host is transferred through the USB cables. A first-stage card includes a plurality of first-stage graphics processing units (GPUs) and a first clock buffer. Based on the image data, the first-stage GPUs generate a plurality of high-definition multimedia interface (HDMI) sub-images to be displayed on a plurality of screens. Through the first clock buffer, a clock signal is replicated onto a plurality of paths to be transferred to the different first-stage GPUs and thereby identical clocks are applied to the different first-stage GPUs. Through the first clock buffer, the clock signal is further replicated onto a clock output path to be transferred to a clock output terminal of the first-stage card and thereby is coupled to a second-stage card.