Cable Length The longer the cable or the more data (higher resolution) you try to push through it, the more likely the signal will weaken and suffer from errors and interference. The maximum length of a passive DisplayPort cable is at least 15 meters/33 feet.
How long can you run DisplayPort cable?
15 meters
Can a DisplayPort cable be too long?
How Far Can I Run A DP Cable? A. DisplayPort is specified and tested to run 15 meters without the need for a booster station. In fact, it often can supply an excellent signal even further, but our certified range is 15 meters.
How long can I run a DisplayPort cable?
DisplayPort is specified and tested to run 15 meters without the need for a booster station. In fact, it often can supply an excellent signal even further, but our certified range is 15 meters.
Can all DisplayPort cables do 4K?
A standard DisplayPort cable, including older cables, will work for any DisplayPort configuration including 4K and multi-stream capabilities. All certified DisplayPort cables support HBR2 (High Bit Rate 2), which can support 4K at 60Hz, or up to four 1080p displays using multi-stream.
How long can DisplayPort 1.4 be?
KanexPro Active Fiber (AOC) DP 1.4 Cables is an ideal cable for connecting a high-resolution DisplayPort source to a high-resolution display. Not limited to short two to three-meter lengths active fiber cables can transmit perfect signals up to 50 meters (164ft).
What is the difference between DisplayPort 1.4 and 1.4 A?
DisplayPort 1.4a was ratified in April 2018 and is a minor alteration of the DisplayPort 1.4 standard that did nothing to improve its bandwidth or feature support for video or audio streams.Apr 24, 2020