HP DisplayPort to DVI Adapter

It is unclear what is being asked. Which docking station are you using, what ports does the docking station have, and does your existing display have an HDMI port? As VGA is an old technology there may not be a way of connecting your VGA monitor to a modern device. Please clarify and resubmit and we can assist you.

DVI at max supports 60Hz, so it would be limited to 60Hz because of the conversion.

Thank you for your question, Tom! As this HP DisplayPort to DVI Adapter is only approximately 8 inches in length a cable would be needed. Typically a DVI cable is used with this adapter.

Hello. Thanks for your question. Your HP laptop does have 1 HDMI port. You can also use a Universal USB Docking Station. You want to be sure the docking station has the video ports, i.e. HDMI, that are on the monitors.

I do apologize if I did not understand the question correctly, but this is compatible with any DisplayPort output, but will be limited to the DVI throughput which is not as high as DisplayPort. Using adapters can also cause some issues to the formatting. Make sure you are on a display setting that is supported by DVI for the monitor you are trying to connect it to. In most cases, the max DVI resolution will be 1920x1080 @ 60Hz.