Silkland Vesa Certified Displayport Cable 2.1/2.0 2M, DP Cable Supports 4K@144Hz /165Hz /240Hz, 8K/10K/16K@60Hz, 80Gbps, HDR, ARC, DSC 1.2, G-Sync & Free-Sync, DP 2.1 for Gaming Monitor, Graphics Card

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opening up a whole new world of resolution and refresh rate combinations that we can’t wait to see launched. Display Stream Compression (DSC), providing visually lossless compression and opening the door to significant improvements in resolutions and refresh rates.

VESA has been working closely with member companies to ensure that products supporting DisplayPort 2. When the high bandwidths and new speeds are the absolute number 1 thing being promoted by VESA, and being talked about by every media outlet covering DP 2.Added a new DisplayPort bandwidth management feature to enable DisplayPort tunneling to coexist with other I/O data traffic more efficiently over the USB4 link.

This means the test centres are good to go as manufacturers begin to product source devices, and displays with the new connection type. This allows for potentially higher resolutions and refresh rates in displays which is of course great news. Yes, DisplayPort can carry multi-channel digital audio and video signals simultaneously although it isn't always implemented by device manufacturers. may only support HBR3 speeds and instead what the manufacturer is not telling you is that to get 4K 200Hz you have to drop to 8-bit colour depth and 4:2:0 chroma to fit within the HBR3 data rate (this is without DSC). VESA also announced that qualified VESA DisplayPort Authorized Test Centers (ATCs) are ready to begin testing and certification of UHBR end-products using approved test equipment and reference sink and source devices for interoperability testing.All PC-related content is welcome, including build help, tech support, and any doubt one might have about PC ownership. If you’re a competitive gamer looking to experience 2K resolution at 240Hz – which is generally what hardcore gamers will be wanting at the very least – this is the best option for you. Check the specs of your PC graphics card or laptop to see which version of DisplayPort is supported. male to male cable; Allows you to add a monitor to your PC to extend the audio video signal (video extend), thus expanding your work space, or to view the content on a larger display (video mirroring); Bandwidth up to 54 Gbps – UHBR 13.

For the particularly technical of you we provide a bit more information about the encoding scheme which explains why there is a difference between the total bandwidth figures you see listed, and the available data rate. While these same cables can in many cases be used with the latest-generation HBR3 and Display Stream Compression (DSC), DP8K-certified cables are specially constructed to ensure the best performance for these high-bandwidth applications. being fully supported by the RX 7900 XTX and RX 7900 XT, now’s a good time for gamers and hardware enthusiasts alike to consider what’s the best mode of display connectivity. Of course, it wouldn’t be a VESA certification if there weren’t any room for potential misinformation and confusion since DP 2. This latest generation of DisplayPort uses the same L-shaped connector and is entirely backward compatible with all previous versions of the technology.We would have liked a new logo to make it quick and simple for consumers to differentiate which version of DP is featured on a given device, as the current “one logo fits all” approach is a bit pointless.

Let’s imagine a hypothetical and made up 4K display that offers a 200Hz refresh rate and is promoted as featuring DisplayPort 2. The mini DisplayPort connector is also used for second-generation Thunderbolt widely used on the previous generation of Apple products.has introduced optional features that manufacturers may or may not choose to take advantage of, such as VESA’s Panel Replay capability, which improves power efficiency by reducing power consumption when the display is displaying a static image most of the time. is based on the same DisplayPort connector as previous generations, so is entirely backward compatible. This amount includes seller specified domestic postage charges as well as applicable international postage, dispatch, and other fees.