LUOM TJ-A285BK DisplayPort 2.1 Male Cable 6.6 ft 80 Gbps 16K@30Hz 8K@60/120Hz HBR3
- DisplayPort Cable
- Black
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Connects USB-C sources to DisplayPort 1.4 displays at 8K 60 Hz, 4K 144 Hz or 2K 240 Hz with HDR, 32.4 Gbps bandwidth, Thunderbolt 3/4 compatibility and 6.6 ft length
The LUOM TJ-A055 cable connects a USB-C source with DisplayPort Alt Mode to a DisplayPort 1.4 monitor. It suits creators and gamers who need 8K 60 Hz, 4K 144 Hz or 2K 240 Hz video on a single 6.6 ft link. Thunderbolt 3 and 4 hosts are also supported.
The triple-shielded 28 AWG tinned copper construction carries 32.4 Gbps without active electronics, so the cable itself generates no heat and draws no external power. The built-in CYPD smart chip handles link training and DSC 1.2 compression for a stable, flicker-free signal.
No driver or software installation is required; the male-to-male connectors enable instant mirror or extend modes, including MacBook clamshell operation when the laptop is powered. The unidirectional design does not carry charging current, so a separate power cable remains necessary for the host device.
| Brand | LUOM |
|---|---|
| Model | TJ-A055 |
| Type | DisplayPort Cable |
| Color | Black |
| Length | 6.6 ft. |
| Cable Length | 6.6 ft. |
| Connector Number | 1 |
| Connect From | 1 x USB Type-C |
| Connect To | 1 x DisplayPort 1.4 |
| Connector Detail | USB C to DisplayPort 1.4 Cable 8K@60Hz |
| Terminal Gender | Male to Male |
| Speed | Test Value |
| Specifications | DisplayPort 1.4 can transmit up to 32.4Gbs bandwidth, which allows a higher resolution of 8K at 60Hz with 10-bit color HDR or 4K at 144Hz to be viewed. Coming with VESA’s DSC version 1.2 technology enables up to 3:1 compression ratio to be visually lossless. Its Multi-Stream Transport (MST) capability enables high-resolution support of multiple monitors on a single display interface. Specification: Bandwidth: 32.4Gbps Refresh Rate: 8K@60Hz, 4K@144Hz, 2K@240Hz Sound Transmission: 32Bit Dynamic HDR: Yes Multi-Screen Display: Yes High-Speed Transmission without Signal Loss Backwards com |
| Shielding | Triple-shielded |
| Conductor | Solid Copper Conductor |
| Construction | test123 |
| Refresh Rate | 8K - 7680x4320@60Hz 5K - 5120x2880@60Hz 4K - 3840x2160@144Hz, 120Hz, 60Hz 2K - 2560x1440@240Hz, 165Hz, 144Hz, 120Hz, 60Hz |
| Sound Quality | Production Test |
| Features | Excellent Technology-Displayport 1.4: The DP port of this Thunderbolt 4/3 to DisplayPort cable uses DisplayPort1.4 technology. It extends bandwidth to 32.4Gbps with support for DSC, FEC, HDR/DisplayHDR, HDCP 2.2/1.4 and Windows PC MST (multi-stream transport).DP1.4 versus DP1.3/1.2, DP1.4 adds display compression streaming, which has a compression ratio of up to 3.1. It is backward compatible with Display Port 1.3, 1.2 and 1.1. 8K Super High Refresh Rate and Resolution: 8k USB-C to DP cable supports 8K (7680x4320, 4320p) @ 60Hz; 5K (5120x2880, 2880p) @ 60Hz; 4K (4096x2160 or 3840x216 |
| Windows Vista | Works with Windows Vista |
| Disclaimer | ? 8.19 x 3.7 x 0.63 inches |
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Plug the USB-C connector into the Thunderbolt 3 or 4 port on your laptop, tablet or phone that supports DP Alt Mode, then connect the DisplayPort 1.4 end to the monitor. The cable is unidirectional so the USB-C side must face the source device.
The triple-shielded 28 AWG tinned copper conductors and solid copper core are built for long-term use; no scheduled maintenance is required. Replace the cable only if the connectors become loose, the jacket is damaged or signal drop-outs appear.
The DisplayPort 1.4 link tops out at 32.4 Gbps, so 8K at 60 Hz with 10-bit HDR uses the full HBR3 pipe. Pushing higher refresh rates at 8K would exceed the cable’s certified bandwidth limit.
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