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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Cable selection is thankfully nice and simple, with a clear certification, naming and logo scheme to support it. 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. made on 17 Oct 2022 VESA have also updated the DisplayPort cable specification to provide greater robustness and enhancements to full-size and Mini DisplayPort cable configurations that enable improved connectivity and longer cable lengths (beyond two meters for DP40 cables and beyond one meter for DP80 cables) without diminishing UHBR performance. It was developed by the Video Electronics Standards Association (VESA) and was designed as a successor to VGA, DVI, and LVDS.

While these same cables can in many cases be used with the latest-generation HBR3 and Display Stream Compression (DSC), DP8K-certified cables are specially constructed to ensure the best performance for these high-bandwidth applications. is an exciting new connection option for high-end computers and gaming monitors, but it’s going to become more mainstream throughout 2023. Both standards support a range of color depth options too, with every DisplayPort standard since the first offering support for 8, 10, 12, and even 16-bit color.

Several DP40 and DP80 cables using improved full-sized DisplayPort and Mini DisplayPort connectors have already passed certification and are in production.

Any other features, optional or otherwise that are included and of value should be listed like AdaptiveSync for instance.product developers who take advantage of the DisplayPort UHBR Certification Program gain the ability to use the VESA Certified DisplayPort logo on their products and become reference devices for end-use product interoperability testing. cable, device, or display will support all three transmission modes but even UHBR 10 makes DisplayPort one of the most powerful video transmission cables. Also compatible with graphics cards, like Geforce GTX 980/1080, Radeon R9 290 / RX 6800/ 6900, ASUS HD 7970 DCII, HD Graphics 4600, etc.

capabilities, and perhaps only needs those capabilities to support it, then those schemes will continue to be available and certified against.On supporting displays, it would allow areas of the screen which don’t change frame to frame to not be rendered by the source device, thereby cutting back on power usage and thermal output. VESA refer to these new bandwidth capabilities as “Ultra-High Bit Rate” (UHBR), an advancement on High Bit Rate 3 (HBR3) from the current DP 1. to handle the massive amount of video data it will receive from a source device, leveraging the UHBR 13. You’ve all heard of DisplayPort before, a common video interface featured on nearly all graphics cards and monitors nowadays. With each update of the DisplayPort standard, more bandwidth is required to support higher video resolutions, refresh rates and color depths.