VESA Certified DisplayPort Cable Customer Review 2022

Yes, this DisplayPort to DisplayPort Cable works with FreeSync. Pin 20 is inactive.

Best regards, … Yes, this DisplayPort to DisplayPort Cable works with FreeSync. Pin 20 is inactive.

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The description states it’s “compliant” to DisplayPort 1.4 specifications, but is only rated for High Bit Rate 2 (HBR2), not HBR3 which would give it the [email protected] you’re looking for. Hope that helps!

Yes this his cable does support 144hz refresh rate (I assume you mean refresh rate) but only if your monitor supports it. You can check with Samsung or the user manual that comes with it. You also need to have a graphics card that is powerful enough to handle 144hz at 2k. It takes You would probably need at least an A… Yes this his cable does support 144hz refresh rate (I assume you mean refresh rate) but only if your monitor supports it. You can check with Samsung or the user manual that comes with it. You also need to have a graphics card that is powerful enough to handle 144hz at 2k. It takes You would probably need at least an AMD Radeon RX 590 or something equivalent to that or better for most games. Running games at 144hz is harder on the graphics card than playing games at 60hz or 75hz.

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This Displayport Cable can support [email protected] … Hi there,

This Displayport Cable can support [email protected]

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Yes, this DisplayPort to DisplayPort Cable can certainly support 4K (3840×2160)@60Hz.

It’s engineered with multiple shielding so as to reduce electromagnetic interference and ensure reliable connectivity and uninterrupted performance. It works great at [email protected] … Yes, this DisplayPort to DisplayPort Cable can certainly support 4K (3840×2160)@60Hz.

It’s engineered with multiple shielding so as to reduce electromagnetic interference and ensure reliable connectivity and uninterrupted performance. It works great at [email protected]

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Yes, it will work for 240hz 1080p.

Yes, this 6.6 feet Nylon Braided DisplayPort Cable works for gaming pc with a DisplayPort. We improved the material and shielding to provide excellent streaming for resolution of up to [email protected]

Best regards, … Yes, this 6.6 feet Nylon Braided DisplayPort Cable works for gaming pc with a DisplayPort. We improved the material and shielding to provide excellent streaming for resolution of up to [email protected]

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This one is not DP1.4. If you need DP 1.4 cable, please go to following link: http://www.amazon.com/dp/B07VVJZJ2P?ref=myi_title_dp. Feel free to contact iVANKY support team at [email protected] for any question.:)

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Thank you for your question.
Yes this cable is vesa certified.… Hello Jackson，
Thank you for your question.
Yes this cable is vesa certified.
You can contact us for documents if needed.
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Hello, this is the DisplayPort cable used by the DP port. It is not suitable for the DVI port. If the port is different, it cannot be used.

I bundle this with all of the cables coming out of the back of my computer before it goes under my desk into a cable holder and I have had zero issues.

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i run an ASUS ROG Swift PG248Q at 1080p 180hz without any issues. hope this helps a little.

this version is 1.4 and backwards compatible,.

Yes, I originally bought a DP 1.2 and it only supported 60hz, I was disappointed. Then I bought this DP 1.4 and I’m up to the full 144hz my monitor supports. This is a good cable, you won’t be disappointed.

This cable is very cable like. It is both flexible and plugs into the things that it is supposed to plug into. The length of the cable appears to be the exact length that is described. This is a satisfactory length for reaching behind say a desk, but would not say span an entire home or allow you to connect to a TV that you have positioned in your backyard. You alone can decide if that is enough length for you personally, or if the length itself is too long and may make you feel inadequate in other areas of your life. The best part of purchasing this cable is the support from the company. They are very supportive. They remind you of this support quite enthusiastically. This isn’t a bad thing, but it can be tiring.

In the end it’s a display port cable. The texture is flexible which is nice, the ends are gold plated, and it at least seems to click into the GPU and monitor. I have no complaints.

Went through 4 cables before landing on this one. Bought an lg ultrawide 34inch 144hz uc79 monitor and was having problems with picture quality and was ready to return the monitor. Did some research and found that display port cables must be of high quality for 6ft or more. So I ordered this and 4 other cables and it was the only one that cleared my monitor up and allowed for my vesa mount to move smoothly. Also it doesn’t have those stupid clips that attach to the port, so no more broken cables and it’s braided which is a lot nicer than i thought it would be

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The first cable I received would overheat which would turn my monitor on and off rapidly. Then the great customer support team contacted me and offered a free replacement, which I have received today and all seems to be well so far!

Using this to connect a rig with an MSI RTX 2080 Duke to a Dell S2716DGR. Its running at 2560x1440p @ 144Hz with G-Sync. Not a single issue what-so-ever.

This cable is a nice length at 10ft giving me plenty of flexibility to arrange the computer/monitor how I want. The braided cable feels of high quality as do the ends/connectors. I especially like that neither end has a latch that needs to be pressed to “unlock” the connector from the port. The locking mechanism provides little benefit and often causes more problems than it solves.

Glad I got this, will absolutely keep it in mind for the future. I would highly recommend it for 2k up to the rated frequency.

This cable ticks all the right boxes when it comes to quality. It arrived packaged in a nice, colorful box. It includes protective covers for the gold-plated connectors. It has a very smooth and durable braided exterior. The connector grips have a nice, brushed aluminum feel to them, and they don’t include a locking mechanism either (which I like). If there was one negative, this cable is really, really thick. I’ve never really owned a displayport cable before, so I don’t know if this type of thickness is normal or not.

For those wondering if this cable really is backwards compatible, it is. I have a version 1.2 displayport on my LG gaming monitor. I had no issues running my games at 1440p at 144hz. I was even able to overclock my monitor to 165hz, and the cable ran the signal along just fine. I’m very satisfied with how everything turned out, and I would definitely recommend it to anyone with a high refresh rate setup for their PC.

It’s been less than a month but iVanky staff have already contacted me twice pestering me for a a review and for that, I left out one star. If you check my history, I generally review everything I purchase but usually give it a few months of use before I make a genuine review. I got the gray/black version because it was more neutral and fit my space better, however if I could have I would’ve chosen the red/black braiding. The braiding itself is very thick which to a novice, would indicate that the cable/copper is of high quality, however this is exactly the reason I’m concerned that may not be the case. Generally when manufacturers do stuff like that, it’s to hide something else, such as in this case, potentially cheap copper or the bare minimum AWG wire size for DP. That being said, I’ve been using the cable to power my Dell 24 inch, QHD (2k), 165hz/1ms, G-Sync monitor and so far I’ve had no issues, at least none that point towards the cable itself. There have been blurring issues but I believe that to be a scaling issue between windows 10, QHD, and 24 inch panel size, and not the display port cable. All in all, for $10 I would probably purchase again assuming this cable lasts, but I cannot condone the spam mail for reviews. Let it be known that if you purchase from iVanky, they will spam you for reviews on your purchase.

I previously had a 6 foot cable to support my 1440p 165hz monitors and was hating the length. I’d tried another brand of 10 foot DP cables before but I guess where was too high of a signal to noise ratio for it to output 1440p at 165hz, so I had to make do with my shorter length cables that made cable management a pain.

I bought these cables on a whim, not expecting it to support it, but they worked without an issue! The braiding also gives the cables a nice feel to it, you can tell that there’s proper shielding and it can survive some roughness when pulling cables.

I spent hours trying to get 2 Dell 30″ monitors (U3014 / U3011) daisy chained off my Intel 520 on board graphics. I thought it wouldn’t be possible, but since my system was loaded with 64GB RAM and I don’t need high end video, I figured I’d try. Switched the 3014 to 1.2 via the menu and the 3011 worked fine… but the 3014 went black. If I disabled 1.2 on the 3014, both worked, but I couldn’t extend displays… only mirror. Frustrated I figured I’d try newer high quality cables. And guess what. Worked immediately. What cable you get matters, especially for multiple monitors and daisy chaining via 1.2. Well worth the purchase, thanks!

Sturdy construction… this cable was purchased to replace a Samsung OEM DisplayPort cable that came with the 49 inch QLED gaming monitor I just purchased. Using the OEM cable with the monitor set to run at 144Hz through an EVGA Gforce GTX 1060 GPU, I was getting screen lag and jitter. After connecting the iVanky cable, the colors were more vibrant and no more screen lag or jitter. I think the problem with the OEM cable is that it couldn’t handle the data throughput. The lifetime warranty is also a plus because todays cables are not like the cables of old, i.e. you plug it in and it lasts forever. Todays cables fall more into the electronic component category and are, unlike the old days, prone to failure, no matter what you paid for it.

I just recently purchased a Massdrop Vast. It’s beautiful and it’s…well…it’s VAST.

It comes with a Display Port cable and a power cable. The Display Port cable it came with was GARBAGE and caused some issues, and the power cable caused some instability as well.

I switched my power cable with my printer power cable, and got this for my Display Port.

I went from having a rough time getting the display to not black out occasionally at the default 3440×1440 100hz to running a solid 3440×1440 118 hz with no issues whatsoever.

Thank you Ivanky for changing my life. I owe some of my sweet framerates to you (an RTX 2080 doesn’t hurt either)

I feel like I’m computer name dropping…I feel dirty now.