club3D USB Cable 1.80 m CAC-1557 Flame-retardant Black [1x USB 3.2 2nd Gen connector C (USB 3.1) - 1x DisplayPort plug]

USB 3.1 type C cable to DisplayPort™ 1.4 8K60Hz

The Club 3D CAC-1557 cable is a DisplayPort™ signal converter. The USB type C on DisplayPort™ 1.4 cable is the simplest solution for connecting your USB type C equipped source, which supports DisplayPort™ Alternate Mode, with a DisplayPort™ 1.4 monitor, TV or projector and vice versa. Powered via the USB type C port, the cable does not need any external power supply and is ideal for use with the latest notebooks / MacBook (Pro) and tablets.

Supports up to 4K UHD resolution in 120Hz and 8K in 60Hz and HDR
The USB type C on DisplayPort™ 1.4 cable supports UHD resolutions up to 4K UHD @ 120Hz or 8K at 60Hz for a clear and sharp image, as well as HDR. Support for 120 frames per second provides exceptionally smooth video viewing. Use the cable to play games, watch videos or surf in the Internet via your USB type C or DP 1.4 enabled product and to display this on your ultra-high-resolution monitor or TV. Supports up to 8 audio channels and thus enables high-definition digital audio and video. Does not support dual mode DisplayPort™ (DP++)

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Highlights & Details

• USB type C plug, both sides
• Complies with VESA DisplayPort™ Alt Mode Standard
• Supports full link training and no link training
• Supports (U)HD resolutions up to 3840 x 2160p @ 120Hz ind 8K@60Hz
• Supports 3D video formats up to 1080p @ 120Hz
• Strong supply via USB port (no external power necessary)
• The cable is bi-directional

System Requirements

• The USB Type C to DisplayPort™ 1.4 cable supports all USB Type C products with DisplayPort™ OLD mode and operating systems, including, but not limited to, Apple OS X, Windows 7, 8.1 and 10 and Google Chrome OS.

Comments

To support this maximum resolution, it is important that the source device supports USB C DisplayPort Alt Mode 1.4. Please contact the manufacturer of your device for this specification. For example, the Nvidia RTX series supports this standard.