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This 4-meter DisplayPort to HDMI adapter cable is designed for users who need to connect a DisplayPort-enabled desktop to an HDR-capable 4K 60Hz HDMI display. Its key benefit is providing a high-performance, reliable connection with support for advanced video and audio features, including HDR and high bandwidth. A potential caveat is the need for both the source and display to support the desired resolution and HDR capabilities for optimal performance.
| Model Part Number | 4M-DP-HDMI-4K60-HDR |
|---|---|
| Brand | Startech |
No, this is a plug-and-play adapter cable. It does not require any additional software or drivers to function with compatible hardware and operating systems.
No, this adapter is specifically designed to connect a DisplayPort source to an HDMI display. It is a unidirectional adapter.
HDR (High Dynamic Range) provides a wider range of brightness and color, resulting in more realistic and vibrant images with better contrast. This cable supports HDR to deliver an enhanced viewing experience on compatible displays.
The 4-meter length offers flexibility for positioning your computer and display. However, for very short distances, shorter cables might be preferred to minimize cable management. Always ensure the cable is not strained or tightly kinked.
This cable supports 4K (3840 x 2160) resolution at a maximum refresh rate of 60Hz when using the HBR3 standard.
Yes, the cable is backward compatible. It will work with lower resolutions such as 1080p (1920x1080) and 4K at 30Hz, but you will not experience the full HDR or 60Hz benefits on those displays.
An active adapter includes electronics that regenerate the signal, ensuring better signal integrity and compatibility, especially over longer cable lengths like this 4-meter version. It helps overcome limitations of passive adapters.
Ensure the DisplayPort connector is fully seated and latched. Verify the HDMI cable is securely connected to the display. Check that the display is set to the correct HDMI input source. Confirm that the source computer's DisplayPort output supports the resolution and refresh rate. Try a different HDMI port on the display or a different HDMI cable if available.
Confirm that both your computer's graphics card and your display support 4K 60Hz and HDR. Check the display's settings menu for options related to input signal format or HDR. Update your computer's graphics drivers. Ensure the DisplayPort version on your computer supports HBR3 (typically DisplayPort 1.4).
Check that all cable connections are secure. Ensure there are no obstructions or damage to the connectors. Reduce the resolution or refresh rate in your display settings as a test. Try connecting with a shorter, known-good cable to rule out cable length issues. Ensure the computer is not overheating, which can affect GPU performance.
Verify that HDR is enabled in both your operating system's display settings and your monitor's on-screen display (OSD) menu. Ensure the monitor is set to a suitable HDR preset or mode. Confirm the source content itself is encoded in HDR format. Update graphics drivers and monitor firmware if available.
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