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This Digitus 3-meter DisplayPort cable (AK-340106-030-S) is designed for users needing to connect high-resolution displays, supporting up to 8K content and demanding graphics applications. Its key benefit is providing a stable, high-bandwidth connection for professional use cases. A potential consideration is ensuring your source and display devices are compatible with DisplayPort 1.4.
| Colour | Black |
|---|---|
| Model Part Number | AK-340106-030-S |
| Brand | Digitus |
This cable supports resolutions up to 7680 x 4320 pixels (8K) at 60 Hz and can support up to 120 Hz at lower resolutions like 4K, provided both your source and display devices are compatible with these specifications.
Yes, the cable is backward compatible with older DisplayPort versions (e.g., 1.2, 1.3). However, to utilize the full 8K resolution and high refresh rate capabilities, both your source and display devices must support DisplayPort 1.4.
Yes, the DisplayPort standard inherently supports digital audio transmission alongside video. This cable will transmit multi-channel audio.
HDCP (High-bandwidth Digital Content Protection) and DPCP (DisplayPort Content Protection) are copy protection technologies. Their support ensures you can view protected content, such as Blu-ray movies or streaming services, without playback issues.
Refer to the specifications or user manual for your graphics card, laptop, monitor, or projector. Look for mentions of DisplayPort 1.4 support for resolution, refresh rate, and bandwidth capabilities.
No, this cable is designed exclusively for DisplayPort to DisplayPort connections. You would need a separate DisplayPort to HDMI adapter or cable for such a conversion.
Gold-plated contacts provide excellent conductivity and corrosion resistance, ensuring a stable signal. Double shielding protects the cable's internal wires from electromagnetic interference, which helps maintain signal integrity and prevent performance issues.
Ensure the cable is securely connected to both the source and display. Verify that the display input is set to the correct DisplayPort source. Try a different DisplayPort cable to rule out cable failure. Confirm both devices support DisplayPort connectivity.
Check that the connected devices support the desired resolution and refresh rate. Ensure the DisplayPort version (1.4 recommended) is supported by both devices. Reduce the resolution or refresh rate in your display settings. Ensure the cable is not damaged and connections are secure.
Verify that the DisplayPort output on your source device is configured to send audio. Check the audio output settings in your operating system and ensure the DisplayPort output is selected. Test with another audio source or display if possible.
Inspect the cable for visible damage. Ensure connectors are clean and firmly seated. Try a shorter, known-good cable to test for signal degradation over the 3-meter length. Reduce cable length if possible or ensure it's not routed near sources of strong electromagnetic interference.
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