| Quantity | Price |
|---|---|
| 10 | R295 |
| 15 | R285 |
| 20 | R280 |
This cable supports up to 4K (3840 x 2160) at 60Hz when used with DisplayPort 1.2–capable devices and displays.
Yes — the cable is backward compatible with older DisplayPort versions. When used with DisplayPort 1.4 ports it will work but operate at DisplayPort 1.2 performance (e.g., 4K60).
Yes. The DisplayPort interface transmits both high-definition video and multi-channel audio over the same cable.
Yes for 4K gaming at 60Hz. For higher refresh rates or resolutions (for example 4K120 or 8K) you will need a cable and devices that support newer standards (DisplayPort 1.4/2.0 or HDMI 2.1).
DisplayPort 1.2 supports MST (multi-stream transport). The cable will pass MST traffic, but daisy-chaining requires that your source GPU and monitors also support MST.
The Unitek cable is offered in various lengths. Choose the length that fits your setup; note that very long passive cables can reduce signal quality and may require an active cable for optimum performance.
Gold-plated connectors improve conductivity and resist corrosion, which helps maintain a reliable signal and long-term connection quality.
The cable includes EMI and RFI shielding to protect against electromagnetic and radio frequency interference, helping ensure stable video and audio transmission.
The cable is plug-and-play. No additional drivers are required — just connect your DisplayPort source to your display and select the correct input.
Yes, you can use adapters. Passive adapters work if your source supports DP++ (dual-mode). For full 4K60 over HDMI you may need an active adapter that converts the signal.
Yes. Its support for 4K60 and solid shielding make it suitable for professional workstations, though final color accuracy also depends on your monitor, GPU, and color pipeline.
HDR support depends on the source, display, and DisplayPort version. While basic HDR signaling may work, advanced HDR features are more fully supported in later DisplayPort revisions (such as 1.4).
Avoid tight bends and kinks, unplug by the connector (not the cable), keep connectors clean and free of dust, and store the cable loosely coiled. These practices extend cable life and performance.
Check that both devices are powered on and set to the correct DisplayPort input, ensure connectors are fully seated, try a different port or device to isolate the issue, and update GPU/display drivers or firmware as needed.
Warranty and support details are not listed on the product description. For specific warranty or support information, contact Unitek customer support or consult the retailer where you purchased the cable.
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