DIGITUS DisplayPort-kabel, M/M, 1m Ultra HD 8K, vers. 1.3/1.4, standaard

The Digitus DisplayPort Connection Cable AK-340106-010-S (1 m) is a DisplayPort-to-DisplayPort cable designed for high-resolution video and audio transmission between computers, monitors, projectors and other DisplayPort-enabled devices. It supports modern display standards and is suitable for demanding graphics workflows such as CAD/CAM, GIS, 3D modeling and real-time simulation. The cable is black, RoHS-compliant and weighs approximately 80 g.

Advantages

This DisplayPort cable supports video formats up to 4K/2K at 120 Hz, 5K at 60 Hz and 8K at 30 Hz, and transfers digital HD content to displays with DisplayPort connections. It supports color depths up to 24-bit RGB and both HDCP and DPCP encryption standards. Gold-plated contacts and double shielding provide stable conductivity and reliable signal transmission for high-bandwidth applications.

Suitable for

• Connecting PCs or laptops to DisplayPort monitors and projectors
• High-resolution video playback and multi-monitor setups (extend or mirror displays)
• Professional graphics work: CAD/CAM, GIS, 3D modeling and simulation
• Multichannel audio transmission over DisplayPort-enabled devices

Key specifications

• Model: Digitus AK-340106-010-S
• Length: 1 m
• Connectors: DisplayPort to DisplayPort
• Supported resolutions/refresh: 4K/2K @ 120 Hz, 5K @ 60 Hz, 8K @ 30 Hz
• Color depth: up to 24-bit RGB
• Encryption: HDCP and DPCP supported
• Weight: approx. 80 g
• Color: Black

How to use

Connect one end of the cable to the DisplayPort output on your computer or laptop and the other end to the DisplayPort input on your monitor or projector. If your system supports multiple displays, configure screen mirroring or desktop extension in the operating system display settings. Ensure connectors are fully inserted and, if required, enable HDCP in source and display device settings for protected content playback.

Recommendations

For stable high-resolution performance, avoid tight cable bends and electromagnetic interference; use the shortest practical cable length and check device firmware or driver updates to ensure compatibility with 5K/8K output modes.