DIGITUS PREMIUM DP1.4 CABLE DP to DP 8K/60Hz, 2m Aluminum Housing Gold plated, Support 8K/60HZ

The Digitus 8K DisplayPort Connection Cable Version 1.4 is designed for next-generation high-definition devices such as TVs, projectors and monitors. It delivers Ultra-HD II video up to 7680 x 4320 and connects DisplayPort-equipped computers, notebooks or graphics cards to DP-capable displays via DisplayPort plug to DisplayPort plug.

Advantages

This DisplayPort 1.4 cable supports high-resolution video formats including 4K/2K@120Hz, 5K@60Hz and 8K@60Hz and provides color depth up to 24 bits. It is backward compatible with DP standards 1.3 and 1.2. Gold-plated precision plugs improve signal quality and protect against corrosion, while the aluminum connector housings and nylon braided jacket increase durability and mechanical protection. Double shielding and high-quality contacts ensure stable, interference-free transmission and reliable 8-channel audio support.

Key specifications

• Connector: DisplayPort plug to DisplayPort plug
• Standard: DisplayPort 1.4 (compatible with 1.3, 1.2)
• Maximum resolution: up to 7680 x 4320 (8K)
• Supported formats: 4K/2K@120Hz, 5K@60Hz, 8K@60Hz
• Color depth: up to 24 bits
• Audio: up to 8-channel audio support
• Contacts: gold-plated precision plugs
• Housing/jacket: aluminum housings, nylon braided cable
• Features: double shielding for interference protection, HDCP/DPCP support

How to use

Connect one DisplayPort plug to the DisplayPort output of your computer, notebook or graphics card and the other plug to the DisplayPort input of your monitor, TV or projector. Configure the display settings in your operating system or graphics driver to select the desired resolution and refresh rate. Use the cable to mirror your notebook screen or extend the desktop to an additional display. For optimal performance, ensure both source and display devices support the selected resolution and DP 1.4 features.

Recommendations

For best results with 8K@60Hz or high-refresh 4K modes, use compatible graphics hardware and update graphics drivers. Avoid tight bends near the connector and keep the cable away from strong electromagnetic sources to maintain interference-free transmission.