DeLOCK DisplayPort cable 16K 30 Hz 8K 60 Hz 40 Gbps 3 m

This Delock DisplayPort cable connects devices with DisplayPort interfaces, such as monitors, projectors or TVs, to a PC or laptop. It supports a maximum bandwidth of 40 Gbps and is 3 m long with a 7.8 mm diameter, enabling high-resolution video and audio transmission for demanding applications.

Advantages

The cable supports resolutions up to 16K at 30 Hz, 8K at 60 Hz and 4K at 120 Hz, and includes HDR10 support for improved colour depth, brightness and contrast. Its triple-shielded design reduces interference and contributes to stable, high-fidelity audio with a sampling rate up to 1536 kHz. The black, 3 m cable is compatible with standard DisplayPort connectors on both ends.

Suitable for

• Gaming setups requiring high refresh rates and resolution
• Professional video and graphics work with high-resolution monitors
• Connecting projectors or TVs to PCs and laptops
• Setups needing stable, high-quality audio transmission

Key specifications

• Brand: DELOCK
• Model / MPN: 80494
• EAN: 4043619804948
• Interface: DisplayPort to DisplayPort
• Bandwidth: 40 Gbps
• Maximum resolutions: up to 16K @ 30 Hz, 8K @ 60 Hz, 4K @ 120 Hz
• HDR support: HDR10
• Audio sampling rate: up to 1536 kHz
• Cable length: 3 m
• Colour: Black

How to use

Connect one DisplayPort connector of the cable to the DisplayPort output on the PC or laptop and the other end to the DisplayPort input on the monitor, projector or TV. Ensure both devices are powered on and select the correct input source on the display. Configure the output resolution and refresh rate in the graphics settings of the source device to match the supported resolution and refresh rates of the display.

Recommendations

For optimal results, use graphics hardware and displays that support the desired resolution and refresh rate. Keep the cable free from sharp bends and avoid running it alongside heavy power lines to minimise interference. If using long runs or adapters, verify that connected devices negotiate the preferred mode in the display settings.