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Aomoproing 10ft DisplayPort 2.1 cable 8K 60Hz 4K 144Hz
VESA-certified DisplayPort 2.1 cable delivers 8K at 60 Hz and 4K at 144 Hz over 10 ft with 40 Gbps bandwidth
- VESA-certified 8K 60 Hz clarity for immersive gaming
- 40 Gbps bandwidth drives 4K 144 Hz high-refresh play
- Triple-layer shielding prevents signal glitches during intense sessions
- DSC 1.2a compression keeps HDR detail visually lossless
- MST support lets one port drive multiple monitors
Aomoproing DisplayPort 2.1 Cable 10ft
This 10ft DisplayPort 2.1 cable carries video and audio between a graphics card and a monitor. It supports 8K at 60Hz and 4K at 144Hz or 120Hz with HDR. The link is VESA certified and works with FreeSync and G-SYNC variable refresh rates for gaming.
Check your ports and bandwidth needs
Verify that both your GPU and display have DisplayPort 2.1 sockets to use the full 40Gbps bandwidth. Confirm your source can output 8K 60Hz or 4K 144Hz over DisplayPort. The cable also supports Multi-Stream Transport for daisy-chaining compatible monitors.
Passive cable thermals and power
As a passive copper cable it draws no external power and generates no heat or noise during operation. Triple-layer shielding and tinned copper conductors maintain signal integrity at the rated bandwidth without active components.
Highlights
- VESA-certified 8K 60 Hz clarity for immersive gaming
- 40 Gbps bandwidth drives 4K 144 Hz high-refresh play
- Triple-layer shielding prevents signal glitches during intense sessions
- DSC 1.2a compression keeps HDR detail visually lossless
- MST support lets one port drive multiple monitors
Specifications
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Questions about this item
What comes in the box with the 10 ft DisplayPort 2.1 cable and do I need to buy anything extra?
The package contains the 10 ft DisplayPort 2.1 cable itself. No separate adapters or converters are required; it plugs directly into a DisplayPort 2.1 source and display.
Should I choose the 10 ft or 3.3 ft version of this DisplayPort 2.1 cable?
Pick the 10 ft length when the PC and monitor are further apart, such as a wall-mounted screen or a desk routed behind furniture. Choose the 3.3 ft version for shorter, tidier runs on a standard desk.
What does the 40 Gbps bandwidth figure mean when I connect this cable to my RTX 3080 and an 8K monitor?
The 40 Gbps link carries 8K at 60 Hz with 10-bit HDR or 4K at 144 Hz without compression, and DSC 1.2a can apply visually lossless 3:1 compression for higher formats. MST also allows multiple monitors on one port.
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