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Aomoproing Mini DisplayPort to DisplayPort 2.1 cable 3.3Ft 16K@60Hz 8K@120Hz Thunderbolt 2
Connects Mini DisplayPort sources to DisplayPort monitors at up to 16K 60 Hz or 8K 120 Hz with 80 Gbps bandwidth
- 16K resolution at 60 Hz for ultra-sharp visuals
- 8K resolution at 120 Hz for fluid motion
- 80 Gbps bandwidth carries high-fidelity video
- HDR10 and Dolby Vision support for vivid colour
- G-Sync and FreeSync compatibility for tear-free gaming
Ideal for Mac and Mini DisplayPort users
This cable connects Mini DisplayPort sources such as MacBook, iMac or Mac Mini to standard DisplayPort monitors. It also works in reverse from a DisplayPort computer to a Mini DisplayPort display when the display supports DP Alternate Mode. The 3.3Ft length suits desktop setups.
Thunderbolt 2 video output expands compatibility
Thunderbolt 2 ports that carry video signals can drive DisplayPort screens through this cable without an active adapter. The bi‑directional design means one cable covers both connection directions, reducing the need for separate leads.
DisplayPort 2.1 bandwidth caps real‑world resolution
The 80Gbps HBR link supports 16K@60Hz, 8K@120Hz, 4K@240Hz and 2K@360Hz only when both host and monitor implement the same standard. Older DisplayPort or Thunderbolt ports will fall back to lower modes. DSC 1.2 compression is required for the highest formats.
Highlights
- 16K resolution at 60 Hz for ultra-sharp visuals
- 8K resolution at 120 Hz for fluid motion
- 80 Gbps bandwidth carries high-fidelity video
- HDR10 and Dolby Vision support for vivid colour
- G-Sync and FreeSync compatibility for tear-free gaming
Specifications
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Questions about this item
Does the 3.3 ft length ever need to be swapped for a longer run?
The cable is fixed at 3.3 ft; if the monitor sits farther away you would replace it with a longer Mini DisplayPort to DisplayPort 2.1 cable.
What bandwidth ceiling appears first when driving 16K@60Hz continuously?
The link is rated at 80 Gbps HBR, so sustained 16K@60Hz at full 10-bit HDR will hit that bandwidth limit before any other constraint.
Does the cable get warm or draw extra power during all-day 8K@120Hz use?
It is a passive copper cable with no active electronics, so it adds no heat or power draw of its own during extended 8K@120Hz sessions.
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