The maximum refresh rate supported by this cable for a single 2560x1440 display is up to 165Hz. This is because the cable supports DisplayPort 1.4 with a bandwidth of 32.4 Gbps, allowing 2K (2560x1440) resolution at up to 165Hz refresh rate. Therefore, it can easily handle your display's 180Hz capability, but the cable's maximum standard support is 165Hz at that resolution. Higher refresh rates like 240Hz would exceed the cable's typical DisplayPort 1.4 bandwidth limits.
You can connect a Mac Mini with USB-C ports to the Odyssey OLED G8 monitor using a USB-C to DisplayPort cable, provided the Mac Mini supports DisplayPort output via USB-C. However, there have been reports of issues with some Mac Mini models not fully supporting this connection, so it's essential to ensure your specific model is compatible. The Ugreen USB-C to DisplayPort cable is suitable for this purpose if your Mac Mini supports DisplayPort over USB-C.
Connecting a MacBook to a display with Full HD and 120fps or 360fps depends on the specific hardware and cables used. A USB-C to DisplayPort cable can support Full HD, but the 120fps or 360fps refresh rate may be limited by the maximum bandwidth of the cable and the capabilities of the display. The exact performance depends on the technical specifications of the MacBook and the display.
Yes, the UGREEN USB-C to DisplayPort 1.4 cable is compatible with a Samsung Odyssey G9 49" display and a MacBook Air M1, subject to certain conditions.
- The cable requires that the USB-C port on your MacBook Air M1 supports the "DP Alt Mode" function or is a Thunderbolt 3/4 port.
- You must configure your monitor to operate at a frame rate of 60Hz initially, and disable adaptive sync to achieve the maximum resolution of 5120x1440.
- The cable supports DisplayPort 1.4 with Data Stream Compression (DSC), enabling high resolutions and frame rates to be maintained.
Yes, you can use the HP Spectre x360 14 laptop to transmit a video signal to a TV via the Thunderbolt 4 port, provided that you use a compatible USB-C to HDMI cable. Here are some important points:
Requirements:
1. Thunderbolt 4 supports DisplayPort Alt Mode:
The Thunderbolt 4 port on your HP Spectre x360 supports image transfer via the so-called DisplayPort Alt Mode, which is necessary for output to HDMI or other displays.
2. use the right cable:
You will need an active USB-C to HDMI cable or an adapter that converts DisplayPort signals from USB-C to HDMI. There are also direct USB-C to HDMI cables that make this possible. Make sure that the cable/adapter supports 4K@60Hz if you want to transfer high resolutions.
3. note the HDMI version of the TV:
If your TV only supports HDMI 1.4, the maximum resolution and refresh rate may be limited to 1080p. Newer TVs with HDMI 2.0 or higher also support 4K resolutions.
You can use the Ugreen USB C to DisplayPort cable (product ID: 25157) to connect your MacBook Pro to an HP display without the need for a docking station.
Here are the details:
- The cable connects devices with a USB-C or Thunderbolt 4/3 port (like your MacBook Pro) to a monitor with a DisplayPort connector (like your HP display).
- It supports DisplayPort 1.4 and offers up to 8K @60Hz resolution, providing a clear and stable connection.
So there is no need to use a docking station or adapter in addition to this cable as long as the appropriate connectors are available.
The UGREEN CM556 cable with USB-C and DisplayPort 8K connectors supports high resolutions and refresh rates, but there are some limitations to consider.
- The cable supports up to 8K@60Hz and 4K@240Hz, but there is no specific indication for 5K resolution at 120 Hz in the product descriptions.
- However, it does support the DisplayPort 1.4 standard, which offers a bandwidth of 32.4 Gbps, which could theoretically be enough to support higher resolutions and refresh rates, but explicit support for 5K@120Hz is not confirmed.
It is therefore not guaranteed that the cable will fully support 5K resolution at 120Hz without possible limitations or compatibility issues.
The UGREEN USB C to DisplayPort 1.4 cable (model 25158) supports high resolutions and refresh rates, but there are some limitations regarding the specific requirement of a 5K display at 120 Hz.
- The cable supports resolutions up to 8K@60Hz, 4K@240Hz, 4K@144Hz, and 2K@240Hz.
- It uses DisplayPort 1.4 technology, which offers a bandwidth of up to 32.4 Gbps, enabling high resolutions and refresh rates.
- However, no specific support for 5K resolution at 120Hz is mentioned.
It is therefore unlikely that this cable will fully support 5K resolution at 120 Hz unless the specific technical specifications of the display and the connected device allow it. It is worth checking the technical details of the screen and the connected device to ensure that the requirements are met.
The UGREEN USB C to DisplayPort cable with product ID "25157" supports various resolutions and refresh rates, but there are some limitations regarding the specific configuration you are asking about.
- The cable supports resolutions such as 8K@60Hz, 5K@60Hz and 4K@144Hz or 120Hz, but there is no explicit mention of support for 5K at 120Hz.
Therefore, it can be said that this cable probably does not support 5K resolution at 120Hz. However, it is advisable to check the manufacturer's specific technical details or contact UGREEN directly for definitive confirmation.
