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Nippon Labs DisplayPort 1.4 Cable, 8K@60Hz HBR3 VESA Certified, DP to DP M/M

Nippon Labs DisplayPort 1.4 Cable, 8K@60Hz HBR3 VESA Certified, DP to DP M/M

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This cable connects a DisplayPort output on your computer or graphics card to a DisplayPort input on your monitor. Both ends are the same full size DisplayPort plug, so the signal passes through natively with no conversion. It is the cable to reach for when you want the full resolution and refresh rate your graphics card and display are actually capable of.

Specifications

  • Standard: DisplayPort 1.4, VESA certified
  • Connectors: DisplayPort male to male
  • Bandwidth: 32.4Gbps HBR3
  • Video: 8K at 60Hz or 5K at 120Hz
  • Picture features: Display Stream Compression 1.2 and HDR
  • Conductor: 100 percent copper
  • Latch: Yes
  • Lengths: 3 ft, 6 ft, 10 ft, 15 ft

Good for

  • Driving an 8K monitor at 60Hz from a desktop graphics card
  • Running a 5K display at 120Hz so fast motion stays smooth
  • Replacing a bundled cable that flickers or blanks out once you raise the resolution

FAQ

What is the latch for? DisplayPort connectors have a small spring catch that locks into the socket so the cable cannot fall out on its own. Press the release button on the connector before pulling it, or you risk damaging the port.

What does VESA certified actually mean? It means this cable was submitted to VESA, the standards body behind DisplayPort, and tested against the DisplayPort 1.4 requirements. Most cables on the market are only self declared by the seller. That testing is the difference between a cable that holds an 8K signal and one that drops out, flickers or falls back to a lower resolution once you push it.

Do I need HDR support on both ends? The cable carries HDR, but your source and your monitor both have to support it for HDR to appear. The cable will not add it on its own.

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Specifications

ConnectorsDisplayPort to DisplayPort
Max speed / bandwidth32.4Gbps (HBR3)
ColorBlack
CertificationsVESA Certified
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