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I've been using an old Lenovo Tiny M715q as my HTPC (Home Theater PC), but the version I have doesn't have the HDMI output option. So it only has DisplayPort outputs. I tried DP->HDMI Cable and two other DP->HDMI adapters, but they were all limited 60Hz. This one works with 120Hz. Perfect!
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At Plugable, we design products for productivity. And we know that work can happen anywhere–at a desk, on the road, in an office, and more often than ever, at home.
Every Plugable product–from dongle to docking station–is designed and tested by our team in Redmond, Washington to work anywhere you work.
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Product Description
Product Description
With the Plugable DisplayPort to HDMI Active Adapter (DP-HDMI), convert the DisplayPort output on your device–laptop, desktop, tablet, docking station–to HDMI. Now you’re ready to connect to virtually any HDMI-enabled display.
How important is an Active Adapter? Active Adapters use an integrated chipset to convert the DisplayPort signal from the computer to an HDMI signal. The Plugable adapter supports resolutions up to 4K (3840x2160) 60Hz on displays with Standard Dynamic Range (SDR), and 4K 30Hz with High Dynamic Range (HDR) capable displays.
Applications
- Connect an HDMI-equipped display to a DisplayPort-equipped device
- Connect additional HDMI displays to AMD Eyefinity or NVIDIA Surround capable graphics cards
- Small and sturdy, so it can go where you go
In the Bag
- Plugable DisplayPort to HDMI Active Adapter
Please note that an HDMI cable is not included.
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| Plugable DisplayPort to HDMI Active Adapter | Plugable DisplayPort to HDMI Passive Adapter | Plugable Mini DisplayPort to HDMI Active Adapter | |
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| Price | $14.95 | $14.95 | $29.95 |
| HDMI (Output) | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ |
| Supports resolutions up to | 4K (3840x2160) | 4K (3840x2160) | 4K (3840x2160) |
| Max Refresh Rate (4K SDR) | 60Hz | 30Hz | 60Hz |
| Max Refresh Rate (4K HDR) | 30Hz | 30Hz | |
| Max Refresh Rate (Below 4K) | 60Hz | 60Hz | 60Hz |
| Converts audio | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ |
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| Sold By | Plugable Technologies | CFu-Store | JS Digital US | Amazon Export Sales LLC | CableCreation | BolAAzuL STORE |
| connector type | HDMI | DisplayPort, HDMI | HDMI | HDMI | Displayport male to HDMI female | HDMI |
| number of ports | 1 | 2 | 3 | 1 | 1 | 2 |
| current rating | 4 amps | — | 1 amps | 1 amps | — | 1.5 amps |
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DP 1.4 to HDMI 2.0b, 4K@60hz HDR10 -- if that is what you want, this does it
I have a Quadro P600 (only decent used card not scalped in 2020-21) which only has mini-displayport outputs on it. I hooked it up to my 4K HDTV with HDR10 support and was expecting to get, well, 4K and HDR10.Instead I got 1080p with HDR. Turns out my DP to HDMI adapter only does 1080p.After wondering what the difference could be for displayport -> hdmi adapters and cables costing between $5 and $50, I did some research.The displayport signal and the HDMI signal are completely different, but because it was designed to be cross-compatible early on, a displayport can output HDMI (pass-through) and an adapter only has to do some work changing voltages and passing the signal (so called 'passive' adapters).However, that was early on. Now that every bit of bandwidth is needed for the huge UHD signal, there is no way that you can pass through full 4K 60hz on the same port. This is why there are 'cheap' adapters and 'not cheap' adapters.What is the difference between the adapters that do 4K@30hz and 4K@60hz and 4K@60hz with HDR?Since there is no longer an easy HDMI signal to grab and adapt, the adapter has to completely translate the displayport language into hdmi as it goes into the cable and as it comes out. Thus, there is going to be a difference between low-end and mid-end and high-end adapters because they each have tiny computers inside of them doing a lot of work, and some do more than others, and some do better, etc.Realizing that this adapter is going to be the middle-man controlling whether the image is good, or smooth, or doesn't work sometimes, etc, I did some research and found that this (plugable) was a decent brand, and the adapter did what I needed, and the price was agreeable, and there was overnight shipping. So, I got it.What can I say? I works, I am happy. If you need a 4K 60hz HDR capable displayport to hdmi adapter, then this looks to be the sweet spot for price/quality.
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Instead I got 1080p with HDR. Turns out my DP to HDMI adapter only does 1080p.
After wondering what the difference could be for displayport -> hdmi adapters and cables costing between $5 and $50, I did some research.
The displayport signal and the HDMI signal are completely different, but because it was designed to be cross-compatible early on, a displayport can output HDMI (pass-through) and an adapter only has to do some work changing voltages and passing the signal (so called 'passive' adapters).
However, that was early on. Now that every bit of bandwidth is needed for the huge UHD signal, there is no way that you can pass through full 4K 60hz on the same port. This is why there are 'cheap' adapters and 'not cheap' adapters.
What is the difference between the adapters that do 4K@30hz and 4K@60hz and 4K@60hz with HDR?
Since there is no longer an easy HDMI signal to grab and adapt, the adapter has to completely translate the displayport language into hdmi as it goes into the cable and as it comes out. Thus, there is going to be a difference between low-end and mid-end and high-end adapters because they each have tiny computers inside of them doing a lot of work, and some do more than others, and some do better, etc.
Realizing that this adapter is going to be the middle-man controlling whether the image is good, or smooth, or doesn't work sometimes, etc, I did some research and found that this (plugable) was a decent brand, and the adapter did what I needed, and the price was agreeable, and there was overnight shipping. So, I got it.
What can I say? I works, I am happy. If you need a 4K 60hz HDR capable displayport to hdmi adapter, then this looks to be the sweet spot for price/quality.
DP 1.4 to HDMI 2.0b, 4K@60hz HDR10 -- if that is what you want, this does it
Reviewed in the United States on July 28, 2021
I have a Quadro P600 (only decent used card not scalped in 2020-21) which only has mini-displayport outputs on it. I hooked it up to my 4K HDTV with HDR10 support and was expecting to get, well, 4K and HDR10.Reviewed in the United States on July 28, 2021
Instead I got 1080p with HDR. Turns out my DP to HDMI adapter only does 1080p.
After wondering what the difference could be for displayport -> hdmi adapters and cables costing between $5 and $50, I did some research.
The displayport signal and the HDMI signal are completely different, but because it was designed to be cross-compatible early on, a displayport can output HDMI (pass-through) and an adapter only has to do some work changing voltages and passing the signal (so called 'passive' adapters).
However, that was early on. Now that every bit of bandwidth is needed for the huge UHD signal, there is no way that you can pass through full 4K 60hz on the same port. This is why there are 'cheap' adapters and 'not cheap' adapters.
What is the difference between the adapters that do 4K@30hz and 4K@60hz and 4K@60hz with HDR?
Since there is no longer an easy HDMI signal to grab and adapt, the adapter has to completely translate the displayport language into hdmi as it goes into the cable and as it comes out. Thus, there is going to be a difference between low-end and mid-end and high-end adapters because they each have tiny computers inside of them doing a lot of work, and some do more than others, and some do better, etc.
Realizing that this adapter is going to be the middle-man controlling whether the image is good, or smooth, or doesn't work sometimes, etc, I did some research and found that this (plugable) was a decent brand, and the adapter did what I needed, and the price was agreeable, and there was overnight shipping. So, I got it.
What can I say? I works, I am happy. If you need a 4K 60hz HDR capable displayport to hdmi adapter, then this looks to be the sweet spot for price/quality.
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Fonctionne parfaitement avec du DisplayPort MST
Reviewed in France on August 10, 2023
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Reviewed in France on August 10, 2023
Je l’utilise dans le branchement suivant :
PC portable > USB-C 65W + DP > Écran 1 (Sur port USB-C) > Adaptateur Plugable (Sur le port DP Out) + câble HDMI > Écran 2 (sur un port HDMI)
J’obtiens grâce à ça un affichage sur mon Écran 2 ! 👍
On ne branche plus qu’un seul câble sur le PC portable. J’avais fait le test avec un câble Display Port vers HDMI mais sans succès, il était nécessaire d’avoir un adaptateur « actif » si j’ai bien compris. Je me suis donc rabattu sur cet article.
Concernant les résolutions et les fréquences, le premier écran a une résolu de 2560*1440 à 75 Hz, le second, connecté via l’adaptateur, a une résolution de 2560*1440 à 84 Hz (l’écran en fait 165 max), ce qui n’est pas dérangeant dans un contexte professionnel pour ma part.
J’espère que mon avis vous aura aidé !
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