DIGITUS mini DP to DP 8K 60Hz. DP 1.4 Alu housing Black 2m

The Digitus 8K DisplayPort Adapter Cable Version 1.4 Mini DP to DP enables connection of devices with a Mini DisplayPort output to DisplayPort inputs and supports Ultra-HD II resolutions up to 7680 x 4320 pixels. It is designed for use with PCs, notebooks and graphics cards to drive DP-capable displays such as TVs, monitors, projectors and other screens, and it supports high-resolution video and multi-channel audio transmission while maintaining stable signal quality.

Advantages

The cable supports 8K@60Hz and 4K@144Hz video formats and a color depth up to 30 bits, is compatible with DisplayPort standards 1.4, 1.3 and 1.2, and includes an aluminum housing for improved durability. It features nickel-plated contacts and double shielding to reduce interference and ensure reliable conductivity. Panel replay and multi-stream transport (MST) are supported, enabling lower energy consumption on displays and daisy-chaining of multiple monitors.

Key specifications

• Connector: Mini DisplayPort plug to DisplayPort plug
• Maximum resolution: up to 7680 x 4320 (8K)
• Supported refresh rates: 8K@60Hz, 4K@144Hz
• Color depth: up to 30 bits
• DisplayPort compatibility: 1.4, 1.3, 1.2
• Features: Multi-Stream Transport (MST), panel replay
• Construction: aluminum housing, nickel-plated contacts, double shielding
• Supports: 8-channel audio, HDCP and DPCP encryption

How to use

Connect the Mini DisplayPort end to the source device (PC, notebook or graphics card) and the DisplayPort end to the target display (monitor, TV or projector). Configure the output resolution and refresh rate in the operating system or graphics card settings to match the capabilities of the connected display. For daisy-chaining, connect subsequent DisplayPort-capable monitors via the DisplayPort output of the first monitor using MST. Ensure cables and ports are clean and undamaged for optimal signal transmission.

Recommendations

Use the cable with devices and drivers that support DisplayPort 1.4 to achieve full 8K@60Hz performance; when using older DP versions or unsupported hardware, reduce resolution or refresh rate accordingly. Keep cable runs as short as practical for best signal integrity and avoid tight bends.