Monoprice DisplayPort 1.4 Cable - 6 Feet - White, 8K Capable, UHD, HDR, HBR3, DSC 1.2, 32.4Gbps, Compatible to PC, Laptop, TV - Select Series, 139503
Monoprice DisplayPort 1.4 Cable - 6 Feet - White, 8K Capable, UHD, HDR, HBR3, DSC 1.2, 32.4Gbps, Compatible to PC, Laptop, TV - Select Series, 139503
Monoprice Select Series DisplayPort 1. 4 Cables are compatible with the newest DisplayPort 1. 4 specification. With DisplayPort 1. 4, you can connect your DisplayPort equipped ultra-high performance gaming PC or workstation to a high resolution monitor. This cable features support for High Bit Rate 3 (HBR3), Display Stream Compression 1. 2 (DSC), forward error correction, and up to 32 inline audio channels. It is fully compatible with older DisplayPort standards and include the standard DisplayPort connector locks, which helps prevent unwanted disconnects and provides long lasting connectivity.
- DisplayPort 1. 4 compliant: These cables are fully compliant with the DisplayPort 1. 4 specification, which adds support for Display Stream Compression 1. 2 (DSC), forward error correction, and HDR10 extension. Supporting data bandwidth up to 32. 4Gbps, this cable transmits uncompressed audio and deep color depth twice as fast.
- 8K capable: DisplayPort 1. 4 can support resolutions up to 8K@60Hz UHD (7680 x 4320) with 30 bits/pixel RGB color and HDR. It also supports 4K@120Hz with 30 bits/pixel RGB color and HDR.
- Display stream compression support: Display Stream Compression is a visually lossless encoding technique, which delivers up to 3: 1 compression. Using DSC with HBR3 transmission rates, DisplayPort 1. 4 can support virtually unheard of resolutions of 8K@60Hz UHD (7680 x 4320) with 30 bits/pixel RGB color and HDR.
- Backwards compatible: Using the same connector allows this cable to be compatible with previous DisplayPort versions, so there is no need to purchase special cables for legacy DisplayPort devices.
- HDR metadata transport, inherent in the DisplayPort standard, provides support that is useful for DisplayPort to HDMI 2. 0a protocol conversion and provides a flexible metadata packet transport for future dynamic HDR standards.