Silkland Vesa Certified Displayport Cable 2.1/2.0 2M, DP Cable Supports 4K@144Hz /165Hz /240Hz, 8K/10K/16K@60Hz, 80Gbps, HDR, ARC, DSC 1.2, G-Sync & Free-Sync, DP 2.1 for Gaming Monitor, Graphics Card

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To date, there are four Alternate Modes: DisplayPort, Mobile High-Definition Link (MHL), Thunderbolt and HDMI.

You’ve all heard of DisplayPort before, a common video interface featured on nearly all graphics cards and monitors nowadays. You’re also unlikely to experience any visual or audio artefacts due to the gold-plated connection port and the triple layer shielding around the cable itself. For the particularly technical of you we provide a bit more information about the encoding scheme which explains why there is a difference between the total bandwidth figures you see listed, and the available data rate. Join us in celebrating and promoting tech, knowledge, and the best gaming, study, and work platform there exists. with DSC can already deliver very high resolutions and refresh rates (4K 240Hz 10-bit, 1440p 500Hz+ 10-bit, etc.standard for which this article was originally written was published in June 2019, although actual consumer DP 2.

DisplayPort Alt Mode allows USB-C connections to utilize DisplayPort transmission interface to transmit video and audio to and/or from a USB-C port. For peace of mind, go for the 6 foot version instead of losing the VESA certification with the 10 foot cable. We’ve also seen from the above discussion that you sadly cannot assume that a device labelled as DP 2. being fully supported by the RX 7900 XTX and RX 7900 XT, now’s a good time for gamers and hardware enthusiasts alike to consider what’s the best mode of display connectivity. That’s still powerful enough for 4k 120Hz gaming on the Xbox Series X or PlayStation 5, but it can’t do much more than that.Achieving greater alignment between DisplayPort and USB on a common PHY has been a particularly important effort within VESA given the significant overlap in use case models between the DisplayPort and USB4 ecosystems,” stated Alan Kobayashi, VESA Board Chair and VESA DisplayPort Task Group Chair. It reduces the amount of color data in a video signal in such a way that there is little or no visible impact on image quality.