InLine DisplayPort 1.4 Cable, 8K4K, Angled, Black/Gold, 3m

InLine DisplayPort 1.4 cable with DisplayPort straight to right-angled DisplayPort connector, gold-plated contacts and triple shielding. The 3 m black cable supports high-resolution video signals up to 8K (7680x4320) and is supplied in a resealable PE bag with EAN code.

Advantages

The cable uses a 3-fold shield and gold-plated contacts to reduce interference and ensure reliable signal transmission. Support for DisplayPort 1.4 features, including DSC, allows transmission of UHD-II/FUHD 7680x4320 @30Hz (RGB/4:4:4) and higher-refresh or HDR modes at lower chroma subsampling. The right-angled connector simplifies connections in tight spaces while the 3 m length provides flexible placement of source and display devices.

Suitable for

• Connecting a PC or laptop to a high-resolution monitor or TV
• Multi-monitor workstations and professional displays
• Home theater setups requiring up to 8K video
• Installations where a right-angled connector avoids cable stress

Key specifications

• Standard: DisplayPort 1.4
• Connectors: DisplayPort (straight) to DisplayPort (right-angled)
• Cable length: 3 m
• Colour: Black
• Shielding: 3-fold
• Contacts: Gold-plated
• 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

How to use

Connect the straight DisplayPort end to the source device (PC, laptop, or graphics card) and the right-angled DisplayPort end to the monitor or TV. Ensure both devices are powered off when inserting the connectors to avoid hot-plug issues, then power on the devices and select the appropriate input on the display. Adjust resolution and refresh rate in the operating system or graphics driver to match the supported modes for optimal performance.

Recommendations

For stable high-resolution output at 8K or high refresh rates, use compatible hardware and update graphics drivers. If using HDR or high-bit-depth modes, verify that both source and display support the chosen chroma subsampling and DSC if required. Avoid sharp bends near the connectors and secure the cable to prevent strain on the angled connector.