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Fervit Active DisplayPort to HDMI Cable 6.6ft 4K 60Hz 2K 144Hz 1080p 144Hz
Active DisplayPort to HDMI cable, 6.6 ft, supports 4K at 60 Hz and 2K or 1080p at 144 Hz with quadruple shielding and a locking connector
- Outputs DisplayPort sources to HDMI displays at 4K 60Hz
- Drives 2K at 144Hz and 1080p at 144Hz for smooth motion
- Quad shielding plus magnetic ring blocks EMI for stable signal
- Latching DisplayPort plug locks securely and releases with one press
- Works instantly with no drivers or software required
Unidirectional DP-to-HDMI cable
This active DisplayPort to HDMI cable connects a desktop computer's DisplayPort output to HDMI-equipped monitors, TVs or projectors. The 6.6 ft length suits typical desk or living-room setups. It carries both audio and video in a single direction and does not support HDMI-to-DisplayPort operation.
Resolution and refresh limits
The adapter delivers 4K at 60 Hz, 2K at 144 Hz and 1080p at 144 Hz. These are the maximum supported combinations; higher refresh rates at 4K or higher resolutions at any refresh rate are not possible. Backward compatibility covers lower resolutions and refresh rates within the same interface.
Active conversion with latch connector
An integrated active chip performs the DisplayPort-to-HDMI signal conversion without external power or driver installation. The DisplayPort plug features a locking latch that secures the connection; press the release button to disconnect. Quadruple shielding and a ferrite core suppress electromagnetic interference for a stable image.
Highlights
- Outputs DisplayPort sources to HDMI displays at 4K 60Hz
- Drives 2K at 144Hz and 1080p at 144Hz for smooth motion
- Quad shielding plus magnetic ring blocks EMI for stable signal
- Latching DisplayPort plug locks securely and releases with one press
- Works instantly with no drivers or software required
Specifications
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Questions about this item
Should I choose the 4K 60Hz or the 2K 144Hz version of this cable?
This single cable supports both; it carries 4K at 60Hz and 2K at 144Hz, so you do not need separate versions.
What does the 4K 60Hz rating mean when I connect my PC to a monitor?
It means the active cable can deliver a 4K picture at 60 frames per second from a DisplayPort source to an HDMI display.
Which DisplayPort standard does the cable use and what does it limit?
The active DisplayPort-to-HDMI design handles the conversion, capping output at 4K 60Hz or 2K 144Hz over the 6.6ft length.
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