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ARCTIC 2 in 1 Accessory 8K DP Fiber Optic Cable 15m 32.4Gbps
15 m DisplayPort 1.4 fiber cable carries 8K at 60 Hz and 4K at 144 Hz with 32.4 Gbps bandwidth
- True 8K at 60 Hz for razor-sharp detail
- 4K at 144 Hz for ultra-smooth gaming motion
- 4 Gbps bandwidth handles uncompressed high-res signals
- 15 m fibre reach fits whole-room or through-wall runs
- Slim, flexible cord routes easily in tight spaces
8K DP Fiber Optic Cable 15m
This 15 metre DisplayPort 1.4 fiber optic cable delivers 32.4Gbps bandwidth for 8K at 60Hz or 4K at 144Hz. It carries HDR10, Dolby Vision and eARC audio over a slim, flexible cord with gold-plated connectors and an aluminium alloy shell. The active optical design maintains signal integrity across the full length without the bulk of copper.
For long-run 8K and high-refresh 4K setups
Ideal for connecting a PC or laptop to a distant display, projector or VR headset where copper cables would be too thick or hit length limits. Not suited for users who need a short passive cable, who require USB-C or HDMI connectors, or who only run 1080p at standard refresh rates and would gain no benefit from the extra bandwidth.
Check DisplayPort 1.4 source and sink support
Verify that both your graphics card and monitor accept DisplayPort 1.4 with HBR3 and DSC 1.2 to unlock 8K60 or 4K144. Ensure the 15 metre reach matches your routing path and that the connector orientation fits your ports. No external power adapter is required, but the active ends must sit in powered DisplayPort sockets.
Highlights
- True 8K at 60 Hz for razor-sharp detail
- 4K at 144 Hz for ultra-smooth gaming motion
- 4 Gbps bandwidth handles uncompressed high-res signals
- 15 m fibre reach fits whole-room or through-wall runs
- Slim, flexible cord routes easily in tight spaces
Specifications
No published specifications for this item yet.
Questions about this item
Do I need a DisplayPort 1.4 source and display to get 8K at 60 Hz from this 15 m cable?
Yes, both the graphics card and the monitor must support DisplayPort 1.4 to reach 8K@60 Hz; the cable carries up to 32.4 Gbps and is backward compatible with DP 1.2 for lower resolutions.
Will the cable still deliver a stable 4K signal if I keep my current DP 1.2 monitor?
The cable is backward compatible with DP 1.2, so it will transmit 4K at up to 144 Hz or 1080p without issue on your existing monitor.
How can I confirm the link is running at the full 32.4 Gbps after I connect it?
Check your GPU control panel or monitor OSD — they will report the active link rate and resolution, such as 8K@60 Hz or 4K@144 Hz, which only appear when HBR3 bandwidth is negotiated.
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