Nippon Labs 50DP14V-MM-6 DisplayPort cable 6 ft 8K 60Hz HBR3 32.4 Gbps
- 6 ft (1.83 m)
- DisplayPort Cable
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A 1.8 m male-to-male DisplayPort cable carries 4K video at 60 Hz and 21.6 Gbps with gold-plated latched connectors and triple shielding
The LORDWORLD JDC42 is a male-to-male DisplayPort cable built to the v1.2 specification with HBR2 bandwidth of 21.6 Gbps. It carries audio and video up to 4K at 60 Hz and 3D formats over a 6 ft (1.8 m) length. Gold-plated connectors, copper OFC conductors and triple shielding protect signal integrity. Latched plugs resist accidental disconnection.
This cable matches monitors, projectors or HDTVs that run at 4K 60 Hz or lower and accept DisplayPort v1.2, v1.1 or v1.0 signals. It is not for users who require the bandwidth of later DisplayPort versions for 4K at higher refresh rates or for 8K resolutions. Backward compatibility covers older ports without extra adapters.
The single figure that determines fit is the 21.6 Gbps HBR2 data rate certified under DisplayPort v1.2. If your source and display need more throughput — for example 4K above 60 Hz — this cable will not deliver the required signal. For 4K 60 Hz and 3D content within the v1.2 envelope it provides a stable, shielded link.
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The cable is 1.8 m (6 ft) long, so measure the straight-line distance from your PC's DisplayPort socket to the monitor's input; allow extra slack for routing around furniture.
Squeeze the small release tabs on each connector before pulling; yanking the cable body can bend the port pins or snap the latch.
Flickering or signal drop-outs usually mean the copper OFC conductors or triple shielding have been kinked; swap the cable once re-seating both ends no longer fixes the issue.
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