Kenable Displayport Cable - Gold - 4m

Displayport is a digital display interface standard used primarily to connect a computer to a display monitor or a home-theater system. It supports high resolutions and high refresh rates with a single cable.

Yes, the Displayport standard inherently supports digital audio transmission along with video.

While this is a native Displayport cable, it may work with an HDMI monitor if your computer's Displayport output supports Dual-Mode (DP++). In such cases, a passive Displayport-to-HDMI adapter or cable would be required.

The supported resolutions and refresh rates depend on the specific Displayport version implemented by your source and display devices, as well as the cable's capabilities within those standards. It is designed for high-resolution displays and high bandwidth.

This is a standard Displayport cable. Active or passive adapters are separate accessories used for converting Displayport signals to other formats like HDMI or DVI.

The 'Gold' designation typically refers to the color family of the product, and sometimes implies enhanced connector plating for improved conductivity and corrosion resistance, though specific details would require manufacturer confirmation.

The product title indicates the cable length is 4 meters.

Verify that both ends of the cable are securely connected. Ensure the correct input source is selected on the display device. Try a different Displayport on your source or display if available. Test with another known-good Displayport cable.

Check the cable connections for looseness. Ensure the cable is not damaged. Lower the display resolution or refresh rate in your system settings to see if the issue resolves. This may indicate a bandwidth limitation or cable integrity problem.

Confirm that your source device is set to output audio via Displayport. Check the audio output settings on your display device or receiver. Ensure the cable is fully seated at both ends.

Verify that your graphics card and monitor both support the desired resolution and refresh rate. Check the Displayport version supported by your devices; older versions may have lower bandwidth limitations.