IVANKY 80Gbps DisplayPort 2.1 Cable 6.6ft
Product description
This DisplayPort 2.1 cable from iVANKY delivers the bandwidth needed for today's high-refresh gaming and professional displays, enabling uncompressed resolutions up to 16K@60Hz and 8K@240Hz according to the manufacturer. It is aimed at users who need low-latency, high-fidelity video and audio transmission for gaming, video editing, or multi-monitor productivity setups.
Key Points
The cable is VESA certified for 80Gbps throughput and supports DP 2.1 features such as UHBR20, DSC 1.2a, VRR, FEC, and ALLM. These technologies help reduce screen tearing, input lag, and flicker while allowing higher frame rates and deep color rendering. The cable also supports HDCP 2.3 and dynamic HDR10+ for protected, high-dynamic-range content. For creators and competitive gamers, the combination of high bandwidth and low latency enables smoother playback and more responsive controls.
Technical Specifications
- Name: iVANKY 80Gbps VESA Certified DisplayPort 2.1 Cable 6.6 ft
- Bandwidth: 80Gbps
- Maximum resolutions: 16K@60Hz, 8K@240Hz, 4K@480Hz (uncompressed, according to the manufacturer)
- Supported protocols: DP 2.1, UHBR20, DSC 1.2a, HDCP 2.3
- Length: 6.6 feet
Benefits
The construction emphasizes signal stability with tinned copper conductors, multi-layer shielding, and 24K gold-plated connectors, which together minimize interference and help maintain consistent throughput over longer sessions. The nylon-braided jacket increases abrasion resistance while the aluminum alloy connector shells improve heat dissipation and mechanical durability. Compatibility spans legacy and current DisplayPort modes, offering backward compatibility with DP 2.0, 1.4, and 1.2 along with DP++ signaling for varied device support.
Usage Recommendations
For gaming rigs equipped with high-end GPUs such as NVIDIA RTX or AMD Radeon series, use this cable to take advantage of ultra-high refresh modes and variable refresh technologies. It is also suitable for multi-monitor setups using MST for extended desktop workflows. Consider that achieving the highest listed resolutions and refresh rates depends on the capabilities of both the GPU and the monitor, and some configurations may require specific settings in the graphics driver to enable DSC or high-bandwidth modes.