OverDMA
4K DC505 Fuser
4K DC505 Fuser
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The OverDMA DC505 is our flagship 4K dual-PC video fuser, combining ultra-high-refresh HDMI 2.1 and DisplayPort fusion with an integrated capture card and custom EDID support.
It merges the video output from your gaming PC and DMA PC into one seamless native-resolution image on your primary monitor, with extremely low and consistent latency.
Up to 550Hz
1920×1080 up to 550Hz · 2560×1440 up to 360Hz · 3840×2160 up to 160Hz
Backward compatible with lower refresh rates.
Note: peak figures require an AMD RX 6000-Series or NVIDIA RTX 50-Series GPU. NVIDIA RTX 30 and RTX 40-Series GPUs are generally limited to 1080p 480Hz, 1440p 320Hz and 4K 144Hz due to DSC behavior. Some RTX 5070 Ti or higher GPUs and newer laptops may require the selectable 12G HDMI link mode.
⚠️ Important: don't mix connectors
HDMI and DisplayPort cannot be mixed. Your gaming PC, DMA PC and monitor must all use HDMI, or all use DisplayPort.
Integrated Capture Card
- USB video capture through the front USB-C Collect port
- Capture up to 1920×1080 at 60Hz
- Simultaneous video and audio capture
- Selectable source: gaming PC signal or the final fused output
- Capture and recording work while display fusion is active
- Compatible with OBS after installing the supplied Windows driver
- Supports USB-C to USB 3.0 and USB-C to USB-C
Custom EDID Support
- Custom HDMI and DisplayPort EDID injection through Mode C
- EDID profiles can be read, modified, stored and applied on the device
- Customize monitor name, model, serial number, manufacturer, display ID and timing data
- Use custom profiles to improve GPU/monitor compatibility or configure advanced refresh and timing profiles
Adjustable Overlay Keying
- Chroma-key intensity adjustable from 5 to 255
- Set to 0 to disable chroma keying
- Overlay modes and keying intensity controlled from the front panel
Front-Panel Controls
- View resolution, refresh rate, keying intensity, link rate, firmware build, EDID mode, activation status and capture mode
- Switch compatibility modes, link rates, overlay modes, display sources and capture modes — no software needed
- Status indicators for monitor, gaming PC, DMA PC and fusion connection
Video Interfaces
- 3× HDMI 2.1 FRL ports, up to 48Gbps
- 3× DisplayPort 1.4 ports, up to 32.4Gbps
- Dedicated connections for gaming PC, DMA PC and primary monitor
- Standard and ultrawide monitors supported, including 3440×1440
GPU Compatibility
- DisplayPort mode: NVIDIA GTX 10-Series or newer, AMD RX 500-Series or newer
- HDMI 2.1 mode: NVIDIA RTX 3060 or AMD RX 6500 XT-class or newer recommended
- Peak performance: AMD RX 6000-Series and NVIDIA RTX 50-Series
System Requirements
- Both PCs need compatible dedicated GPU video outputs
- At least 6 CPU threads recommended for the secondary DMA PC
- Laptops are supported when they meet the minimum GPU requirements and provide compatible HDMI 2.1 FRL or DisplayPort 1.4/2.1 output
What's in the Box
- 1× DC505 Fuser
- 1× 12V Power Adapter
- 3× DisplayPort Cables
Firmware Updates
Firmware updates through the rear USB-C service connection. The process can be restarted after an interruption, power loss or frozen update without permanently bricking the device.
Shipping & Delivery
- 📦 Ships from the United States
- ⚡ Orders processed within 0–1 business days
- 🚚 U.S. delivery: 2–4 business days | International: 5–7 days
- 📍 Tracking emailed once your order ships
FAQ
Will the DC505 work with my monitor?
Yes. It supports standard 1080p, 1440p and 4K monitors, plus ultrawide resolutions such as 3440×1440. Both HDMI 2.1 and DisplayPort 1.4 outputs are supported. A small number of monitors may be limited to 1080p 480Hz, 1440p 240Hz or 4K 120Hz.
What PCs are required?
Both the gaming PC and DMA PC need an NVIDIA GTX 10-Series or newer, or AMD RX 500-Series or newer GPU. Laptops work as long as they meet those GPU requirements. For the DMA PC, a CPU with at least 6 threads is recommended.
Does the DC505 add input lag?
No. It's engineered for extremely low and consistent latency, with lossless fused video output and no compression.
Can I use DisplayPort instead of HDMI?
Yes — but you can't mix them. All three devices (gaming PC, DMA PC, monitor) must use the same connector type.
Do you help with installation?
Yes — free setup assistance through our Discord support team, in English and Spanish.
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