DisplayPort Cable
DisplayPort 1.4 8K Cable - PF379
DisplayPort 1.4 cable supporting 8K@60Hz with 32.4Gbps bandwidth, nylon braided jacket and no-lock connectors.
Overview
The PF379 is an ultra high-speed DisplayPort 1.4 cable supporting transfer rates up to 32.4Gbps and refresh rates up to 8K@60Hz. It features nickel-plated connectors, OFC oxygen-free copper conductors, a nylon braided jacket with SR strain-relief reinforcement, an aluminum alloy housing, and a no-lock connector design for easy plugging. Each unit ships with one cable.
Specifications
| Spec | Value |
|---|---|
| Model | PF379 |
| Cable material | Polypropylene weaving |
| Cable color | Black |
| Shell material | Aluminum alloy shell |
| Connector | DisplayPort, nickel-plated, no-lock |
| Conductor | OFC oxygen-free copper |
| Bandwidth | 32.4Gbps |
| Max resolution | 8K@60Hz |
| Standard | DisplayPort 1.4 |
| Jacket | Nylon braided with SR reinforcement |
Frequently Asked Questions
- What resolution and refresh rate does the PF379 support?
- The PF379 supports up to 8K@60Hz resolution with 32.4Gbps bandwidth, compliant with DisplayPort 1.4 standard.
- What materials are used in the PF379 cable construction?
- The cable features OFC oxygen-free copper conductors, polypropylene weaving cable material, nylon braided jacket with SR strain-relief reinforcement, aluminum alloy housing, and nickel-plated DisplayPort connectors.
- Is the PF379 connector lock-type or no-lock design?
- The PF379 uses a no-lock connector design for easy plugging and unplugging without mechanical locking mechanisms.
- What is included with each PF379 unit?
- Each unit ships with one DisplayPort 1.4 8K cable.
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