Kenable DisplayPort Cable - 5m - Black

DisplayPort is a digital display interface standard that transmits high-definition video and audio signals. It's designed primarily for connecting computers to monitors and other display devices.

This is a passive cable. Passive cables rely on the source device to provide sufficient signal power. Active cables contain electronics to boost the signal, which may be needed for certain very high resolutions or long cable runs.

Yes, DisplayPort cables, including this Kenable model, are designed to transmit both high-definition video and digital audio signals.

Plug and Play means the cable requires no special software or driver installation. Once connected, your computer and display should automatically recognize each other and configure the display settings.

Warranty information is typically provided by the retailer. Please check the product listing or contact the seller for specific warranty details.

No, this cable features standard DisplayPort connectors. You would need a separate adapter or a cable with Mini DisplayPort connectors for compatibility with Mini DisplayPort ports.

DisplayPort technology supports high resolutions. The actual maximum resolution supported over this 5m passive cable depends on the capabilities of your connected devices (source and display) and the signal integrity they can maintain over this distance.

Ensure both ends of the cable are securely plugged into the DisplayPort ports on both the source and display devices. Try a different DisplayPort port on your devices if available. Check if the display is set to the correct input source. For longer cable runs or very high resolutions, ensure your source device is capable of outputting a strong enough signal over 5 meters; consider a shorter cable or an active DisplayPort cable if issues persist.

Verify that audio output is configured to use the DisplayPort connection in your operating system's sound settings. Ensure that the DisplayPort connection on both devices supports audio transmission.

Check the cable for any physical damage. Ensure the connectors are clean. Try reducing the display resolution or refresh rate to see if the issue resolves, which might indicate signal strength limitations over the 5m length.