TNB Cable DisplayPort 2.0 2m Negro Conector Macho a Conector Macho

The TNB DisplayPort 2.0 Cable offers ultra-high-speed connectivity for demanding display applications. With a length of 2 meters and male-to-male connectors, this cable supports resolutions up to 16K with Display Stream Compression (DSC), making it ideal for professional graphics, gaming, and multi-monitor setups. The black PVC jacket and gold-plated connectors ensure durability and reliable signal transmission.

Advantages

Experience unparalleled video performance with support for 16K @ 60Hz (with DSC) and 8K @ 120Hz. The cable is fully compliant with DisplayPort 2.0 standard, delivering up to 80 Gbps bandwidth. It also supports HDR, HDCP 2.3, and Multi-Stream Transport (MST) for daisy-chaining multiple displays. The oxygen-free copper conductors minimize signal loss, ensuring crisp and clear visuals.

Suitable for

• High-resolution gaming monitors and VR headsets
• Professional video editing and graphic design workstations
• Multi-monitor setups requiring daisy-chaining
• Home theater systems with 4K/8K projectors

Key specifications

• Cable Type: DisplayPort Cable
• DisplayPort Standard: 2.0
• Length: 2 meters
• Connector 1: DisplayPort Male
• Connector 2: DisplayPort Male
• Colour: Black
• Max Bandwidth: 80 Gbps (UHBR20)
• Max Resolution (with DSC): 16K (15360 x 8460) @ 60Hz
• Max Resolution (8K with DSC): 8K (7680 x 4320) @ 120Hz
• Max Resolution (4K with DSC): 4K (3840 x 2160) @ 240Hz
• Max Resolution (4K without DSC): 4K (3840 x 2160) @ 144Hz
• Features: Display Stream Compression (DSC), HDR, HDCP 2.3, Multi-Stream Transport (MST)
• Audio Support: Yes, up to 32 audio channels
• Connector Plating: Gold-plated
• Conductor Material: Oxygen-free copper (OFC)
• Jacket Material: PVC
• Compatibility: G-Sync, FreeSync, VESA Adaptive Sync
• Plug & Play: Yes

Recommendations

For optimal performance, ensure your source and display devices support DisplayPort 2.0. This cable is backward compatible with DisplayPort 1.4 and earlier versions, but maximum resolutions may be limited by the connected hardware.