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1. DP standard: DP to DP 1.4 HBR3 (32.4Gbps) 8K HD cable 2. Video format: 8K/60hz 4K/120hz 2K/165hz, 30 bit RGB color, HDR 3. Protocol support: DSC, Forward Error Correction, HDR10 4. Audio support: Uncompressed 24bit, 192kHz PCM 5. Connector material: version 1.4 shielded connector (conforming to EMI standard) aluminum alloy shell 6. Interface type: Standard HDMI A-A 2.1V 7. Wire core material: tinned copper wire 8. Wire material: oxygen-free copper 9. Wire specifications: 28AWG high-density shielded wire, ground wire is not insulated 10. Transmission impedance: high and low resistance 11. Storage environment: 0-55 degrees Celsius 12. Scope of application: the graphics card that supports the DP interface is connected to the monitor, or the notebook DP port is connected to the TV, the same interface can be used! 13. Weight: 1m: 100G, 1.5m: 120G, 2m: 160G, 3m: 220G, 5m: 300G Features 1. Use 4:2:0 pixel structure (good) or VESA display stream compression, support 8K x 4K display 2. Support 5K (5120 x 2880) display support, can use USB 2.0 at the same time without compression 3. Support 4K/60Hz 24-bit color (no compression), and support USB 3.1 4. Support BT.2020 color space, HDR and HDCP 2.2 5. Integrated USB Type-C/Thunderbolt via Alternate Mode 6. Backward compatible with VGA, DVI and HDMI 2.0 with CEC using plug adapter or adapter cable 7. Forward Error Correction: FEC overlaid on DSC 1.2 transmissions addresses transmission error resilience required for compressed video transmission to external displays 8. HDR meta-transport: HDR meta-transport uses the ancillary packet transport inherent in the DP standard to provide support for the current CTA 861.3 standard, which is useful for DP to HDMI 2.0a protocol conversion, among other examples. It also provides flexible metadata packet delivery to support future dynamic HDR standards 9. Simultaneous use of two 4K monitors, each with up to 3840 x 2160 pixel resolution 10. Extended audio transmission: it covers 32 audio channels, 1536kHz sampling rate and contains all known audio formats and other functions
