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DisplayPort provides the maximum high definition performance for all your display needs. With support for HBR2 for multiple displays, HDCP (High-Definition Content Protection), color depths up to 16 b more→its, the DisplayPort cable ensures you can experience the high-quality images your Display Port enabled device can support. With simple Plug and Play connectivity, and integrated latch on the DisplayPort connection to ensure a firm connection, this cable is easy to install and meets all the VESA DisplayPort standards.

This cable enables you to connect a DVI-D device to a HDMI device. You can connect a DVI-D graphics card to a HDMI-enabled display, or you can connect a HDMI device to a DVI-D monitor. It's quick solu more→tion to your connectivity needs without the need for additional adapters or dongles.

DisplayPort to HDMI 2.0 Active Cable (M/M) 4K @ 60Hz

The Cables To Go 40303 High Speed HDMI with Ethernet Cable is perfect for home theater or desktop audio video applications requiring high speed HDMI features and video resolutions up to 1080p. The Eth more→ernet capabilities of the cable allow a user to connect multiple Ethernet enabled HDMI devices through a single Ethernet connection for accessing interactive online content or updating device firmware.This fully-functional, high bandwidth cable is tested to perform at industry standards and is backed by Cables To Go's lifetime warranty.Cables To Go 40303 Features:4K @ 50/60, (2160p), which is 4 times the clarity of 1080p/60 video resolution3D video, Deep Color and x.v. Color™Dolby® True …

The Mini DisplayPort male to DisplayPort male cable is a quick and easy way to connect your laptop or docking station with a Mini DisplayPort outlet to an external display or projector that is equippe more→d with a DisplayPort inlet.

The DisplayPort connector looks very similar to the HDMI connector, but they have distinctly different characteristics. Not only physically but performance wise as well. DisplayPort 1.4 supports up to more→8K at 60Hz and HDR, whereas you would need to use HDMI 2.1 to support 10K at 120Hz and HDR with dynamic metadata and enhance eARC. Don't forget to check if your display and video card can support HDMI 2.1!