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This kenable DisplayPort 8K Right Angle Adapter in Silver is for users seeking to optimize cable management in confined spaces. Its primary benefit is providing a flexible, space-saving solution for routing DisplayPort cables, supporting up to 8K 60Hz. A potential caveat is ensuring the 270-degree angle precisely fits the desired orientation for your specific setup. The adapter facilitates high-performance video and audio transmission, preventing cable strain and damage in tight environments.
| Colour | Silver |
|---|---|
| Model Part Number | 012699 |
| Brand | kenable |
The adapter supports resolutions up to 8K at 60Hz. It is also backward compatible with lower resolutions and refresh rates like 4K 120Hz.
This adapter is designed for standard DisplayPort. You would need a separate Mini DisplayPort to DisplayPort adapter or cable to connect a Mini DisplayPort source or display.
Yes, the DisplayPort standard includes support for digital audio transmission, and this adapter passes through those signals.
It means the adapter allows the connected DisplayPort cable to bend 270 degrees horizontally from the port, typically directing the cable upwards or downwards relative to the port's orientation, optimizing routing in tight spaces.
No, this is a passive adapter. It requires no drivers and works on a plug-and-play basis with any system that supports DisplayPort.
While Thunderbolt 3 and 4 ports can use DisplayPort signaling, this adapter is specifically for DisplayPort connections. It does not provide Thunderbolt data transfer capabilities.
The right-angle design redirects the cable's path, preventing it from sticking straight out. This is crucial for fitting devices into tight spaces like wall mounts or crowded desks, reducing cable clutter and strain.
Ensure the DisplayPort cable is securely connected to both the adapter and the devices. Verify that the adapter is correctly oriented and fully seated in the ports. Check if the correct input source is selected on your display. Try a different DisplayPort cable to rule out cable issues.
Confirm that the resolution and refresh rate settings on your source device are supported by the adapter and display (e.g., not exceeding 8K 60Hz). Ensure the DisplayPort cable is of sufficient quality to handle the required bandwidth. Check for any obstructions or potential interference near the connection.
Gently check for any debris in the DisplayPort sockets on your devices or the adapter. Ensure you are using a standard DisplayPort connection and not a different type of connector. If the fit is consistently loose, the port on your device or the adapter itself may have a defect.
Access your graphics card's display settings and manually select the desired resolution and refresh rate. Ensure your graphics card drivers are up to date. Check the display's own settings menu to confirm supported modes.
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