1.8m DisplayPort (Male) To DVI (Male) Cable

At last – DisplayPort to DVI made easy!

Did you know that most new computers have DisplayPort outputs for video that are already compatible with HDMI, DVI and VGA? That’s right! Just look for the D++ Dual-Mode logo in your user documentation. If you’ve got it, then converting the DisplayPort socket for use with non-DisplayPort screens is as easy as this basic cable.

It’s a totally passive DP lead with wide compatibility for display resolutions up to 1080p depending on your source and display devices. You also get DPCP compatibility for working with protected content media, and the famous Cable Chick warranty. It’s great for pretty much everything short of Eyefinity.

Adapts from D++ DisplayPort source devices to work with digital DVI-D screens for all your video needs up to a maximum of 1920×1080 resolution. This cable is not bi-directional, and does NOT convert DVI to DisplayPort.

Product Specifications:

• 5 year Cable Chick Warranty
• Uni-directional, the DisplayPort must be the source device, not the display device!
• 1.8m Male DisplayPort connector to Male DVI-D connector
• Perfect for converting a D++ DisplayPort device for use with a DVI display
• Gold plated connectors for optimal signal transfer
• Supports DVI-D resolutions such as 576i, 576p, 720p, 1080i, 1080p plus many others.
• 3.6 Gbps data transfer rate (DVI Single Link Limit)
• DP connector is approx. 20mm wide x 50mm long (end of cable to tip of connector)
• DVI connector is approx 37mm wide x 43mm long (end of cable to tip of connector)
• Support for DPCP (Display Port Content Protection)
• DisplayPort D++ device with the ability to output DVI-D is required
• Colour: Black with gold connectors

DisplayPort Compatibility Note

DisplayPort (DP) cables and adapters are not bi-directional, and require a DP output which is DP++ (Dual Mode) compatible. When a DisplayPort to DVI cable is connected to a DP++ (Dual-Mode) output, the output device senses the presence of the adapter cable and sends DVI signals over the DisplayPort connector rather than DisplayPort signals. No signal conversion is performed by the cable. DVI signals are merely passed through.