LUOM
LUOM TJ-A092 Mini DisplayPort to DisplayPort 1.4 adapter 8K@60Hz bi-directional
A bi-directional adapter that connects a Mini DisplayPort source to a DisplayPort 1.4 display at 8K 60 Hz or 4K 144 Hz with 32.4 Gbps bandwidth
- TypeDisplayPort to Mini DisplayPort
- ColorBlack
- Cable Length1 in.
- Connector Number1
- Connect From1 x Mini DisplayPort
- Connect To1 x DisplayPort 1.4
- Connect at 8K 60 Hz with 32.4 Gbps bandwidth
- Enjoy 4K 144 Hz gaming on compatible displays
- Bi-directional design links Mini DP and DP 1.4 ports
- Built-in protocol chip ensures stable ultra-high-definition signal
- Compact 1.8 in adapter fits tight workspaces
What it is
The LUOM TJ-A092 is a bi-directional adapter that connects a Mini DisplayPort source to a DisplayPort 1.4 display or the reverse. It supports 8K resolution at 60Hz and 4K at 144Hz with a 32.4Gbps bandwidth. A built-in protocol chip handles the signal conversion in a compact 1.8in by .8in black housing. The male-to-female connectors allow direct plug-in without an extra cable.
Who it suits and who it does not
This adapter suits users linking a Mini DisplayPort laptop or graphics card to a standard DisplayPort monitor, projector or TV for high-refresh gaming or 8K media playback. It also works the other way, driving a Mini DisplayPort panel from a full-size DisplayPort output. Buyers whose display or host uses a Thunderbolt port cannot use this adapter. It is not a cable, so users needing length beyond the 1in body must add their own DisplayPort cable.
Sustained-load behaviour
The integrated 8K transfer protocol chip maintains the full 32.4Gbps link during extended sessions, keeping 8K at 60Hz or 4K at 144Hz stable without dropouts. Backward compatibility with DisplayPort 1.2 ensures older hosts still negotiate their maximum rate reliably. Audio and video streams stay synchronised over long periods, making the adapter suitable for continuous office use, home-theatre playback or multi-hour gaming.
Highlights
- Connect at 8K 60 Hz with 32.4 Gbps bandwidth
- Enjoy 4K 144 Hz gaming on compatible displays
- Bi-directional design links Mini DP and DP 1.4 ports
- Built-in protocol chip ensures stable ultra-high-definition signal
- Compact 1.8 in adapter fits tight workspaces
Specifications
| Brand | LUOM |
|---|---|
| Model | TJ-A092 |
| Type | DisplayPort to Mini DisplayPort |
| Color | Black |
| Cable Length | 1 in. |
| Connector Number | 1 |
| Connect From | 1 x Mini DisplayPort |
| Connect To | 1 x DisplayPort 1.4 |
| Terminal Gender | Male to Female |
| Specifications | Size: 1.8in*0.8in Built-in 8K transfer protocol chip Refresh Rate: 8K@6oHZ(Backward compatible) Bandwidth : 32.4Gbps Port Version: mini dp 1.4 Support Bi-Directional Converter Support audio and video transmission Refresh Rate: 8K@6oHZ(Backward compatible) |
| Refresh Rate | 8K(7680X4320)@60Hz, 4K(3840x2160)@144Hz. Backward compatible with DisplayPort 1.2 |
| Sound Quality | Production Test |
| Features | 8K DisplayPort to Mini DisplayPort Adapter: Note 2 points: 1. Please check the port carefully before buying, this is mini displayport to displayport adapter. 2. Thunderbolt port is not supported, so if you want to transfer from DisplayPort laptop to Mini DisplayPort monitor, then Mini DP port of monitor must support video transmission. Displayport male to mini displayport female adapter is plug and play, the unique A-shaped design can be easily plugged and unplugged, and it is convenient to carry. It supports bidirectional transmission and simultaneous audio and video transmission, a |
| Windows Vista | Works with Windows Vista |
Questions about this item
Does my source device need a Mini DisplayPort 1.4 output for the 8K@60Hz rating?
Yes, the adapter’s Mini DisplayPort 1.4 female plug requires a Mini DP 1.4 source to deliver the full 32.4 Gbps bandwidth for 7680×4320 at 60 Hz.
Will the adapter down-shift if I keep a DisplayPort 1.2 monitor?
The adapter is backward compatible with DisplayPort 1.2, so a DP 1.2 display will operate at its native 1.2 speeds without extra setup.
How can I verify the link is running at 8K@60Hz after I connect everything?
Open your OS display settings or GPU control panel and confirm the active resolution shows 7680×4320 at 60 Hz.
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