FIBBR DP to DP Cable, Fiber Optic Displayport Male to Male Cable Support 32Gbps High Speed 8k 60hz & 4K 140hz, DP 1.4 Cable Compatible with HDTV Projector, PC Host, Graphics Card etc 6.5ft

I bought 3 of these and happy because they work with my 3 HP Omen 32" Freesync monitors all at 75 hertz. HP W9S97AA#ABA Omen Screen LED-lit Monitor 32" The 32 feet is just enough to get them connected to the PC outside my room which I prefer there instead of disturbing my sleep and making noise with all the fans on it.The only cheaper alternative I have found to this is what I had previously before this upgrade:two of these: 20 FOOT Cables KabelDirekt 20 ft 4K 60 Hz DisplayPort cable, version 1.2, male connector with locking and nylon sheath - PRO Series connected with: Cable Matters 2-Pack DisplayPort to DisplayPort Coupler (DisplayPort Female to Female Coupler) If you could also get by with 25 feet you would like the above, and it also feels more sturdy and worked fine with my 2k signal.One thing to improve the product is that if they used the same kind of re-enforcement as on their other HDMI product, and also the cable feels a bit delicate for my taste: FIBBR UltraPro HDMI 2.0 18Gbps High Speed Active Fiber Optic HDMI Cable - 4K 60Hz HDMI Cable HDR Hdcp 2.2 32.8ft However, it may be just because the monitor was defective, because it didn't work with other cables either, with two tried, the KabelDirectr 40ft (2x20 which worked fine on my omen) and another 35 foot cable, none of the 3 cables worked with a 144hz 1440p following monitor, which I returned, you can read my 1 star review on that monitor also, linked below:Samsung LC32HG70QQNXZA C32HG70 32-Inch HDR QLED Curved Gaming Monitor (144Hz/1ms) Samsung LC32HG70QQNXZA C32HG70 32-Inch HDR QLED Curved Gaming Monitor (144Hz/1ms) This was written for other people out there wanting to buy a cable for over $200 and exploring alternatives.Hope you found it helpful as I spent some time sharing with you.

I've purchased 16 of these optical HDMI and Display Port cables ranging from 5m to 30m in length for several different compuer/video projection systems. I have been VERY impressed at their performance: Fibber seems to really focus on performance and quality to a level that I normally only see in higer end "professional" solutions (which are MUCH more expensive and involve using multimode fiber and separate powered extender send/receive units). I've been very satisfied with their performance and have had no problems whatsoever with them. They are now my "go to" cable for long length HDMI and Displayport use. (Note that I wasn't paid or compensated for this statement and I purchased the items outright)

I was using a 25 ft shielded cable. I was barely able to get 2560 x 1440. Plus 25 ft was about 2 ft to short. if I add a shot cord to get the extra 2 ft. I can not get 2560 x 1440. With the 32 ft fiber. I got no hesitation with the higher resolution. I even have a new resolution 3620 x 2036. I thought being glass it would be sensitive to making bends. Turns out it is very flexible able to make any conduit bend. Yes it is a little pricey but I think it is work it, if you have a long video cable run. For me the computer sites in a cabinet. The monitor and keyboard are across the room next to my easy chair. With the fiber I get zero lag or stutter making multiplayer gaming a joy.

Very bad product. Bought 2 of these and both had signal cutting in and out hours after using it. These cords cost way too much for this to be happening. Also for how much they cost, there's no way it should only have 1 year warranty. Stay away from this trash!

I have been using this cable (32 ft) on my Asus PG27UQ for a month. Very stable, reliable. Works perfectly under 4k 144hz. Expensive but fairly worthy. If you need a cable to achieve high resolution, high refresh rate over a long distance, this is it.

I needed to control a Server PC from another room 55 feet away. I was very skeptical as I initially purchased 2 different KVM via ethernet extenders which yielded poor picture quality. This cable using the Display Port gives me as sharp an image as if I'd had a short copper wire DisplayPort cable straight out of the video card. It isn't cheap but the crisp image quality is worth it.

Used this for a 165Hz 1440p display. Cable worked well for a bit over a year. After 14 months of use - connection got spotty and then signal could not be detected at all. These cables really don't get moved at all once installed, so 'wear and tear' excuse is kind of flimsy here - definitely just some hardware or material failure of some sort. Just keep the lifespan in mind when buying this.

Extended a Vive Pro 60 FEET. (2k Res at 90 FPS) 2880x1600@90. No issues.

It seems to work well but it is eye-wateringly expensive. I use it to link my PC to my Acer Nitro 120 Hz / 144 Hz UHD Freesync monitor (https://smile.amazon.co.uk/gp/product/B07JNQ92F6). I only needed a 5m cable but the 10m cable opens up opportunities. And it behaves perfectly. I get a solid 120 fps in games with no flicker, no sync loss, no problems at all.If only it were a more reasonable price.

パッケージの潰れもなく、良好ですFibbrのHDMIケーブルが、AV雑誌などで紹介されていたのでDisplayportケーブルを購入してみましたパナソニック製4KプレミアムハイグレードのHDMIケーブルとの比較発色も良く、輝度も上がったような感じですDisplayportケーブルはあまりAV的に高画質なケーブルの情報が無く試しに購入してみましたが、とても良い感じです