Amazon Basics 8K DisplayPort to DisplayPort 1.4 Cable with 4K@120Hz, 8K@60Hz Video Resolution, and HDR Support, 6 Feet
- IN THE BOX: 6-foot 8K DisplayPort to DisplayPort 1.4 cable
- CONVENIENT: Connects the latest computers and monitors for expanded workspace and multi-monitor configurations
- VIDEO RESOLUTION: Up to 8K (7680×4320) plus 4K Ultra HD (3840×2160 @ 60Hz); Dynamic HDR and 3D
- AUDIO: Crystal clear audio pass-through for uncompressed digital 7.1, 5.1 or 2 channel sound; up to 1536kHz audio sample frequency
- SUPPORTS: High bandwidth HBR3, 32.4 Gbps bandwidth, DSC 1.2 display stream compression, FEC forward error correction, and 32 audio channels
- DURABLE DESIGN: Gold plated connectors and foil braid shielding for high performance and strength
- BACKWARDS COMPATIBLE: With older DisplayPort standards including 1.3, 1.2, and 1.1
Last updated on 28 марта, 2023 14:13 Details
Amazon Basics 8K DisplayPort to DisplayPort 1.4 Cable with 4K@120Hz, 8K@60Hz Video Resolution, and HDR Support, 6 Feet
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13 reviews for Amazon Basics 8K DisplayPort to DisplayPort 1.4 Cable with 4K@120Hz, 8K@60Hz Video Resolution, and HDR Support, 6 Feet
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Master Pink –
This DP cord connected my gaming pc to my monitor just as expected.
Joseph Mohr –
Just a heads up, this cable seems to work great, at least for 4k60 (haven’t tested 8k) but it’s extremely thick. I only just managed to fit in into the cable management on my monitor arm, and I’ll probably never be able to get it out without destroying the cable. So if the thickness of the cable matters to you, I’d recommend going elsewhere. I don’t know if all 8k cables are like this or not.
Travis –
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Basic only in name, this cable is top of the line. I got the 6’ version because I felt something wasn’t right with my original setup. I have an RTX 3060 XC graphics card. I typically use the HDMI port for my setup, but I have that going to my Denon x3700H. My setup was an HDMI cable with an HDMI to-display port adapter going to a 32” 4K monitor with HDR. Before deciding to try this cable, I had thought I was getting all I could get out of my monitor, and this cable proved me wrong by unleashing the HDR even more. Previously, the HDR seemed a bit washed out. My gut instinct proved correct as soon as I hooked up this cable. Despite my original setup saying that I was getting HDR, there was an apparent glaring difference. My display is now crisp and vibrant, and the HDR looks tremendous.
Some key things I noticed with this cable:
An aesthetical observation, the cable is really thick (shown in video and pic), which could be a good indicator for determining the quality of the product but also can be a bad thing depending on where you need to run the cable.
4K@120hz worked flawlessly
4K@60hz worked flawlessly
1440p looked great
Audio passthrough works and the audio sounded crisp
I almost went with a different brand but decided on the Amazon Basics brand because of how well Amazon stands behind its product. Given past experiences, I knew that if I had any issues with the cable Amazon would go above and beyond to rectify the situation. So ultimately, you are getting that peace of mind and a great product. Overall, I recommend this cable; it has been great so far!
Travis –
Five stars for the 6ft cable, which comes with locking ends and works great on an old Dell Displayport 1.2 monitor. Three stars for the 10ft cable, which doesn’t come with the locking ends and doesn’t work with my monitor (apparently Displayport is pretty finicky). Overall four stars.
Abe –
The thickness of the cable the quality of the cable and the price of the cable you cannot beat this buy the cable if you’re looking for a DisplayPort cable!!
OccasionalReviewer –
I bought this cable in order to connect my 4k displays to my thunderbolt dock. The cable does exactly what’s promised and I can certify that it will happily send a 4k signal at 85hz (this is where my displays top out) without the slightest issue.
The cable feels nice and sturdy and like all DP cables locks in place meaning it won’t fall out accidentally. I legitimately cannot see why you would spend more money on a cable. Amazon is clearly a monopoly and is pricing other smaller companies out of the market but it’s hard to deny the sheer value of this cable.
Bee Ivey –
When I bought this, I was expecting to get a cable. Unsurprisingly, that is what I got. It does what it is supposed to, and lets my monitor and computer have binary conversations with each other.
groundie –
My Dell monitor has 3840×2160 resolution at 60hz.
Issue #1 — in Windows 11, refresh rate was fixed at 30hz.
Issue #2 — in Ubuntu, resolution was only 1980×1040.
Once I hooked up this DP 1.4 cable, both issues were fixed.
So, yes, small investment in a good capable cable paid off.
vijaychettiar –
Pleased with this cable, using Displayport increased my monitor’s refresh to 100Hz after limiting at 60Hz with HDMI.
Cable is basic with no locking plugs, which same would say is a good thing!
Recommended.
James –
This cable is a good monitor cable that I wanted to work in «deep colour» and be accurately calibrated. It was fine for that purpose (2K not even 4K, only at least 10-12bit colour). The cable is on the higher diameter variety and I have an old VGA cable about the same. It isn’t as inflexible as some make out. Note the plugs do not have the tiny sprung loaded claws that you release with a button if you want to extract the plug from its socket. It means they are easier to pull out. Seems OK hanging vertically down out of my monitor socket. You may see this as a plus or minus. Maybe that’s the basic bit.
A star off as the cable and plugs are without any markings. If I were to look at this in years to come I won’t have a clue it is an 8K cable. Also the address label was stuck on the box on top of the product labelling which gives the spec of the cable inside. I can’t peel it off without tearing the label beneath to check what it is I have received. Basically I’ve got a fat black cable that works.
Dear Amazon — please stick your delivery labels on the opposite side to the product label on Amazon Basics product boxes. Thanks. Or put a little label inside the box or get your cables marked
BenjiBlobs –
Cable is sturdy and very good. Picture quality is excellent as well.
What you need to keep in mind is about cable management. These are quite thick and if you are planning to route them along the desk or any other plans which involve lots of bends, you may want to reconsider. It is possible but the cable will resist you before succumbing to your will
M’Liss –
I’ve been skeptical of Amazon Basics but this works great. Does at least 4k. That’s all I have. It just works. Can’t beat it for the money.
Doctor Nick –
I only have 1080P monitors so I can’t comment on 4K performance, so only 4 stars instead of 5. I upgraded my Home Media Server Win11Pro with a new Graphics card (Zotac NVidia RTX 3060 Ti) so I could start gaming. This new card only has 1 HDMI port and I needed that to go my TV through the Home Theater Receiver so I can game on the big screen. My main Monitor (Display 1) for this PC is an ASUS 21″ 1080P with an HDMI and a DisplayPort. This new DP cable has a better picture and refresh rate than the old HDMI 1.4 cable it replaced. The PC just works better with Steam when both Monitors are connected to the same Graphics card. The added bonus is that my ASUS monitor’s built-in speakers started working with this DP cable right away! They never work through the HDMI cable even though I could select them for audio out. I would definitely recommend this cable!
IMHO: From what I’ve read the audio/video quality of the newest version of DP is just as good as HDMI 2.1 for 8K. It is open source and doesn’t take up any more space than HDMI. I don’t know why manufacturers don’t switch to DP so they don’t have to pay licensing fees for HDMI. This could potentially save the consumer some $ on electronics.