VisionTek 901290 DisplayPort to DisplayPort 1.4 Cable User Manual
- June 9, 2024
- VisionTek
Table of Contents
901290 DisplayPort to DisplayPort 1.4 Cable
User Manual
DisplayPort to DisplayPort 1.4 Cable
SKU: 901290
901290 DisplayPort to DisplayPort 1.4 Cable
When you’re looking for up to 8K resolutions in ultra high-definition visuals
for your home office PC, you need a cable you can depend on.
Trust the VisionTek DisplayPort to DisplayPort 1.4 Cable (M/M)
To find that dependable compatibility for high resolution and high refresh
rates DisplayPort 1.4 connections between your devices and displays, look no
further than VisionTek’s DP to DP 1.4 Cable (M/M). It provides a connection
you can rely on from the start, with no drivers required and plugand-play
readiness.
DisplayPort 1.4 Cable (M/M)
Key Features:
- Active adapter for Expanded Compatibility. Works with virtually all configurations. Does not require a DP++ Port
- Supports resolutions up to 7680 x 4320 @ 30 Hz (8K)
- Supports resolutions up to 3840 x 2160 @ 120 Hz (4K)
- Connect your DP device to DP display, TV or projector
- Supports AMD Eyefinity Multi-Display
- No O/S driver required
- Plug ‘n Play with no power input requirement
Technical Specifications
Part #
901290 – 1m
901291 – 2m
901428 – 3m
901429 – 4.5m
Host Connection
DisplayPort
Display Connection
DisplayPort
Maximum Resolution Supported
Resolutions up to 7680 x 4320 @ 30 Hz (8K)
Resolutions up to 3840 x 2160 @ 120Hz (4K)
Ports
DisplayPort 1.4 (M)
DisplayPort 1.4 (M)
Cable Length
901290 – 1m
901291 – 2m
901428 – 3m
901429 – 4.5m
Warranty
Warranty: 1-Year Limited You may register your product here:
www.visiontek.com/support/warranty-
registration
For additional warranty information, please see our Warranty Page:
www.visiontek.com/support/warranty-
information
Support
Drivers
No drivers required
User Manual
Plug ‘n Play
Spec Sheet
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FAQ
What are Active Adapters?****
– These adapters have a chip that helps convert video for the GPU. Your GPU will be able to do this for two monitors but an active adapter is needed for more. Active adapters can only be adapter off of a DP or mDP on a graphics card or docking station. The reason for this is a feature that DP has that makes it natively active. Should you be connecting a DP monitor to a DP or mDP port on a card active adapters are unnecessary.
What are Passive Adapters?****
– Non active adapters are called passive adapters. There is no easy way to tell the difference between an active and passive adapter. Most often they look exactly alike. Most manufacturers put the word active somewhere on their active adapters, like VisionTek. Though this is not always the case. Rule of thumb is, if it does not say active on the adapter assume it is passive.
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