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Fervit Reversible DisplayPort 1.4 to USB-C 3.1 Cable 1.8m
Connects a USB-C video source to a DisplayPort 1.4 display at 8K resolution over 1.8 m
- Reversible plug works from either side for simple connections
- DisplayPort 1.4 spec supports 8K video output
- DP alt-mode on USB 3.2 carries video without extra drivers
- Works with Windows, macOS, Android and Chrome OS
- 8 m length gives flexible desk placement
Reversible DP 1.4 to USB-C 3.1 Cable 1.8m
This Fervit cable connects a DisplayPort 1.4 video source to a USB-C display input or reverses the direction for a USB-C source to a DisplayPort sink. It handles video signals only and does not carry USB data, docking or storage traffic. The 1.8 metre length suits typical desk setups between a laptop or GPU and a monitor.
Replaces one-way DP-to-USB-C or USB-C-to-DP cables
A single reversible cable covers both source-to-sink orientations, removing the need to buy two separate cables when your workflow changes. The upgrade is worth it when you switch between a laptop with USB-C video out and a desktop GPU with DisplayPort out driving the same USB-C or DisplayPort monitor.
Sustained 8K video over 1.8 metres
The cable maintains a stable DisplayPort 1.4 link under continuous high-resolution output without the signal drops that shorter passive adapters can exhibit. It relies on the DP alt-mode implementation in the host controller, so sustained throughput matches the source device capability rather than a burst rating.
Highlights
- Reversible plug works from either side for simple connections
- DisplayPort 1.4 spec supports 8K video output
- DP alt-mode on USB 3.2 carries video without extra drivers
- Works with Windows, macOS, Android and Chrome OS
- 8 m length gives flexible desk placement
Specifications
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Questions about this item
Does the 1.8 m cable need any adapter to plug a DisplayPort 1.4 source into a USB-C 3.1 display?
No adapter is required; the cable carries DisplayPort 1.4 video directly between the male DisplayPort plug and the male USB-C 3.1 plug.
Which end goes to the computer and which to the monitor when installing?
Connect the DisplayPort end to the video source and the USB-C end to the display; the cable works only for video, not for USB data or docking.
Will the DisplayPort 1.4 or USB-C 3.1 connectors wear out and need replacement?
The connectors are rated for standard mating cycles; no scheduled replacement is needed under normal use.
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