InLine DisplayPort 1.4 cable, 8K4K, left angled, black/gold, 2m

DisplayPort 1.4 cable with a straight DisplayPort connector on one end and a left-angled DisplayPort connector on the other. The 2 m black cable features gold-plated contacts and a triple-shielded design to reduce interference and ensure stable signal transmission. It is supplied in a resealable PE bag with EAN code.

Advantages

The cable supports high resolutions including 8K (7680x4320) at 30 Hz and various 4K/120 Hz and 4K/60 Hz modes with HDR depending on chroma subsampling and DSC. Triple shielding and gold-plated contacts improve durability and signal integrity. The left-angled connector helps with connections in tight spaces and behind monitors or equipment.

Suitable for

• Connecting PCs, graphics cards and monitors with DisplayPort interfaces
• High-resolution video setups up to 8K@30Hz or 4K@120Hz (supported modes)
• Workstations, gaming rigs and multimedia installations where a left-angled connector eases cable routing

Key specifications

• Standard: DisplayPort 1.4
• Length: 2 m
• Connectors: DisplayPort (straight) to DisplayPort (left-angled)
• Colour: Black with gold-plated contacts
• Shielding: Triple shielded
• Supported resolutions: UHD-II/FUHD 7680x4320 @30Hz RGB/4:4:4 and @60Hz RGB/4:2:0 or DSC; UHD 3840x2160 @120Hz RGB/4:4:4 8bit (HDR off); UHD 3840x2160 @120Hz RGB/4:2:2 12bit (HDR on); UHD 3840x2160 @60Hz RGB/4:4:4 12bit (HDR on); Full HD 1920x1080; HD 1280x720
• Packaging: Resealable PE bag with EAN 4043718292714

How to use

Insert the straight DisplayPort connector into the source device (for example a PC or graphics card) and connect the left-angled DisplayPort connector to the monitor or display. Ensure both devices are powered off or set to standby when connecting to avoid hot-plug issues. After physical connection, power on devices and select the appropriate input and output settings in the operating system or monitor menu to match the desired resolution and refresh rate.

Recommendations

For optimal performance at high resolutions, use compatible DisplayPort 1.4 devices and check graphics driver and monitor firmware settings. If using 4K@120Hz or HDR modes, verify that your source and display support the required chroma subsampling or DSC settings and that cable runs are free from sharp bends or excessive strain.