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Aomoproing 8K DisplayPort cable 3.3 ft 1.4 32.4 Gbps
Transmits 8K at 60 Hz or 4K at 144 Hz over 3.3 ft with 32.4 Gbps bandwidth, 28 AWG copper and triple shielding
- Delivers 8K at 60 Hz via 32.4 Gbps bandwidth
- Drives 4K at 144 Hz for smooth gaming motion
- Handles 2K at 240 Hz for competitive frame rates
- 28 AWG copper with triple shielding ensures signal integrity
- Gold-plated connectors resist corrosion for lasting reliability
What this cable does
This 3.3 ft DisplayPort 1.4 cable carries 32.4 Gbps of bandwidth, enabling 8K at 60 Hz, 4K at 144 Hz and 2K at 240 Hz. It also supports Dynamic HDR, 3D content and HDCP 2.2 for protected media playback.
Who it suits and who it does not
The cable suits users connecting a graphics card, PC, laptop, monitor, projector or streaming device that has a DisplayPort socket. Buyers who need a longer run, an angled connector or a version certified for 8K at 120 Hz should look elsewhere.
Build details that matter
A 28 AWG copper conductor is wrapped in triple tin shielding and a double-braided nylon jacket, while gold-plated connectors resist corrosion. The construction aims to preserve signal integrity for high refresh-rate gaming and colour-critical work.
Highlights
- Delivers 8K at 60 Hz via 32.4 Gbps bandwidth
- Drives 4K at 144 Hz for smooth gaming motion
- Handles 2K at 240 Hz for competitive frame rates
- 28 AWG copper with triple shielding ensures signal integrity
- Gold-plated connectors resist corrosion for lasting reliability
Specifications
No published specifications for this item yet.
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Questions about this item
Does the 32.4 Gbps DisplayPort 1.4 cable need both my graphics card and monitor to have DisplayPort 1.4 ports for 8K at 60 Hz?
Yes, 8K at 60 Hz requires DisplayPort 1.4 on both the source and the display; the cable is backward compatible with earlier DisplayPort versions for lower resolutions.
Will the cable run 1440p at 165 Hz on my older monitor that only has a DisplayPort 1.2 input?
The cable is backward compatible with DisplayPort 1.2, so it will carry 1440p at up to 165 Hz provided the monitor and graphics card support that mode over DisplayPort 1.2.
How can I confirm the cable is delivering 48‑bit Deep Color HDR after I connect it?
Check the display settings in your OS or the monitor’s on‑screen menu; they should report 10‑bit or 12‑bit colour depth with HDR active when the cable is working correctly.
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