IVANKY 8K DisplayPort Cable 1.4, VESA Certified DP Cable 6.6ft (8K@60Hz, 4K@144Hz, 2K@240Hz)HBR3 Support 32.4Gbps, HDR, HDCP 2.2, FreeSync G-Sync, Braided Display Port for Gaming Monitor, Graphics, PC

Would recommend

I read about this cable in one of the reviews while researching for reliable DP cables. This could be the Gold standard, apart from the super expensive certified ones that are not easily available in India. It works perfectly with GTX 1650 Super (Asus TUF) and DELL 2520D with single desktop across dual monitor setup (multi-stream). The trick to figuring out is how the cable fits your DP port, both sides. This fit in snugly with GTX and I knew this is gonna work. No need to do any voodoo with pulling cables, powering off this and that, to make DP cable work, just works straight out of the box. Strangely, this cable didn't support my Logitech G603 (wireless gaming mouse) Lightspeed connection. The dongle is attached to the 1st of the two DELL 2520D Monitors. Mouse works when I am viewing over Type-C PD Display with my Laptops. Not sure if this is a shortcoming of DP cable/protocol as such. Otherwise Audio, Video, resolution , refresh rates didn't bother. One gripe, packaging and delivery was pathetic. In fact, I thought I was given a duplicate used product, that was lying in one corner of a long forgotten dingy warehouse. Fortunately, all the grime was outside, product was fresh inside the packet.

Precisava de um cabo DP que não tivesse o pin 20 energizado porque os que têm deixavam o monitor a piscar. Este deixou a tela a funcionar perfeitamente.

Me funcionó de maravilla ya que le puedo dar el 100 % de uso a mi pc y que me vayan a 144 hertz los juegos y con el monitor en 8k y lo mejor es que el cable del adaptador es de una tela muy resiste la neta les recomiendo el producto si se acaban de comprar una pc ya que si solo usan el hdmi puede que desaprovechen todas las capacidades que pueden tener si adquieres el display port

Cables are limited by bandwidth 'BPS' (bits per second). An "8K cable" doesn't mean - if you run 8K, this cable will work, the "@60Hz" behind the "8K" is the bandwidth limit. Many video devices run at high refresh rates now, don't let your video cable be your bottleneck. Within their spec'd range, these cables won't let you down.