Innovation First, Inc. 1UCMA-137 1U Cable Management Arm 19" 28.5"-33" computer accessory
- Product Type:Cable…
- Panel Width:19" Rac…
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Connects a DisplayPort 1.1a computer to a DVI monitor at up to 1080p resolution over 5.91 ft
This 5.91 ft cable connects a DisplayPort 1.1a source to a DVI display using a 20-pin male plug and a 24+1 pin male plug. It suits users linking a modern PC or notebook to an older CRT, LCD monitor, or projector that lacks a DisplayPort input.
The cable draws power directly from the DisplayPort output and requires no separate adapter or power supply. Its passive construction means silent operation and zero added heat, making it suitable for quiet office or home-theatre setups.
The link maintains a 225 MHz pixel clock with 2.25 Gbps per channel for a total 6.75 Gbps throughput. It supports 12-bit per channel deep colour at 1080p resolution continuously, without the signal degradation that can appear on longer or lower-specification cables.
| Cable Length | 5.91 ft. |
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Align the flat side of the DisplayPort male 20pin plug with the port notch, push straight in until the latch clicks, then secure the DVI male 24+1 end with its two thumbscrews; forcing the DP plug upside down bends the internal pins.
The DVI male 24+1 connector requires no scheduled maintenance; if the thumbscrews loosen over time, retighten them by hand, and replace the cable only if the 1080p signal degrades or pins bend.
The single-link DVI interface caps resolution at 1080p and bandwidth at 225 MHz or 2.25 Gbps per channel, so extended sessions cannot exceed that ceiling regardless of the DisplayPort 1.1a source.
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