DisplayPort to HDMI Cable 4K 60Hz UHD Unidirectional DP to HDMI Cable - Qicai H Display Port to HDMI Cable for HDTV, Monitor, Projector, Desktop, NVIDIA, Lenovo, HP - Aluminum Shell, Black (6.6ft)

I needed to drive a Sony 4K HDR TV as the main monitor on my system with Quadro P6000 card (no HDMI out, only DP and DVI). The cheap DP to HDMI cable in I had in house gave me only 1080p. I ordered this after looking at the various ones and saw no 1 star failures that concerned me. This cable is winner. Rock solid 10-bit 4K uncompressed 4:4:4. And shipped fast, nice package, well made soft braided cable. Will only update this review if it fails. 5 stars.

I received this cable today and was very excited to finally (after going through 3 bad adapters and 2 bad cable brands) get all my devices connected to my PC at the same time (Oculus and HDMI monitor plus RTX 2080 = one HDMI port...). It had some good reviews, so I felt it was a good candidate. I plugged it in and started my computer up, and was greeted with a low resolution desktop, which I felt was pretty standard for initial setup. I went into my display settings and cranked it up to... 1920x1080? That was the highest option available. Keep in mind all my drivers are up to date, and the monitor works fine at 4K x60 in the HDMI - HDMI ports, and my DisplayPort on my card works when I use an adapter (but doesn't get me up to 60Hz, just 4K x30, which is why I decided to go for a full cable). When I force it to 4k at any Hz in the NVidia control panel, I get the pictured result. At this exact moment, if I could take away my one star to leave it with zero, I would. All this excitement for nothing. I wouldn't even hope this is a QC problem, because if it is, they still deserve this review.

That cable works, I'm glad I choose that one on my cart you just have to spend a couple of dollars. But that thing solved my problem. When i put my new monitor that 34" LG it always shows that message saying that my system doesn't meet the aspect ratio of That LG monitor. I search the Internet but some were saying to just tweak it. I never follow those comments. Until I saw that display port to HDMI. When I use that cable I saw in display settings under resolution I saw that The recommended settings are now 2560 x 1080. Problem solved with 60 hertz.

This cable works great for most 4k content to my new 65" Visio P-Series. Unfortunately, when I enable HDR the cable doesn't seem to be able to handle it, and the entire screen either turns pink or is a bunch of grey and white vertical lines.I'm stilll in the process of testing it out, but my best guess at this point is it being the cable. I will come back and update my review if it seems to be a problem with my TV or setup somehow (I'm waiting on a new cable to test with).

Plugged in the cable, and only got 30Hz at 4K resolution despite the claim of 4K @ 60Hz. If I run a display port cable instead (same computer and same monitor), it can do 4K @ 60Hz, so it is not the graphics card or the monitor failing here.

On my EVGA RTX 2070 + Samsung 4k TV this cable fails to drive 10 bit 4:4:4.It only works with 8 bit 4:2:2. I am using my TV as a PC monitor so it's very disappointing.I have an HDMI 2.0 cable and it works fine with 10 bit 4:4:4. So this is definitely a problem of this cable.If you are looking for something for your PC monitor, I would not recommend this cable.

I bought this cable to hook my work laptop (HP Elitebook 840) up to my 4K monitor as a second screen. It works perfectly at 4K 60 hz with the Intel HD 520 integrated graphics.

This cable arrived quick and was in tact. I appreciate the flexibility of the cable along with the length. I am using it with my computer and television. The bezel is nice and compact but strong. Good quality image viewing. Would definitely purchase again.