While it didn t introduce any new transmission modes and therefore did not increase the available bandwidth or data rate it did maintain the strong showing from displayport 1 3.
Displayport 1 4 cable length limit.
If you re just looking to buy a passive hdmi cable then your realistic maximum range is around 25ft.
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For example a standalone hdmi cable can go up to 65 while a standard displayport cable can go up to 15.
According to dell the maximum recommended cable length to ensure optimal performance is 1 8 meters 6 feet.
Because displayport was so ahead of its time in terms of bandwidth and resolution capability when it was launched strict limits were set on what cable lengths could be certified.
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Displayport 15 meters about 49ft dvi digital 5 meters about 16 5ft.
Working up to 165hz.
Using a displayport cable beyond 1 8 meters in length may cause data loss and a negative impact to display quality.
While displayport offers support for cables of varying lengths the maximum cable length that dell recommends for optimal performance is 1 8 meters around 6 feet.
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Using anything beyond that increases the chances of the risks mentioned previously.
Now i m using one 2 meters cable and two 3 meters cables with two active displayport extenders between them to drive a 2560x1440 monitor at 165hz.
Below is a list of common a v signal types and their length limitations.
Therefore an hdmi to displayport cable will be stuck at 15 for its maximum length.
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Working up to 165hz.
These standards have been defined by industry associations.
The displayport 1 4 standard was first published in march 2016.
The maximum length for passive hdmi cables.
The displayport standard does not specify any maximum length for cables though the displayport 1 2 standard does set a minimum requirement that all cables up to 2 meters in length must support hbr2 speeds 21 6 gbit s and all cables of any length must support rbr speeds 6 48 gbit s.
This decision limited confusion in the market place but set the maximum limit for a certified displayport cable at 5 metres.