StarTech.com 6in (15cm) DisplayPort to Mini DisplayPort Cable - 4K x 2K UHD Video - DisplayPort Male to Mini DisplayPort Female Adapter Cable - DP to mDP 1.2 Monitor Extension Cable (DP2MDPMF6IN)

Owned a 2008 Mac Pro for several years along with this 27" LED Cinema Display from Apple. Recently built a PC for the first time and thought I'd be putting this Apple display away for good as it can't directly connect to most modern graphics cards. Quickly found this adapter and it worked straight away like a charm. No hassle. Nothing to install. Just adapt and play away! Recommend downloading the brightness controller that a person made for displays like these on windows, otherwise the monitor will be rather dim when you initially plug it in (still usable).

I bought this for my Apple Cinema display, does what it does and works perfectly, the price is also very good, much cheaper than my local Maplins so all in all I'm very happy. A little extra info, I am using this with the GTX Titan X so if anyone runes into the same issue with mini displayport and has the same configuration as me then I hope this information is useful to you.

I was looking for a way to get my Apple 27" Cinema Display (non Thunderbolt) to connect to my new 2017 MacBook Pro which only has USB-C sockets. Apple told me that it wasn't supported so probably wouldn't work.Well this works really well together with VicTop Type C to DisplayPort Adapter, USB 3.1 USB C to DP Cable Adapter Converter 1080P for Apple MacBook 2015/2016, MacBook Pro 2016, Google ChromeBook Pixel 2015, Asus Zen AiO. Crips display, no flickering and no missing rows of pixels.Only thing I would say is that the MiniDisplayPort socket needed a little tweak as it wasn't sitting flush with the plastic housing. Yes it looks and feels a bit cheap but it works and means I can still use this fantastic display.

I used it to convert Display port to a mini display port output because I only have a minidisplay port to DVI cable. It works very well. Build quality is good. Comes in startech resealable bag.

I bought this to plug my company Lenovo X220 into the MDP input on my iMac Mid 2010. Works perfectly. Bought this over the Startech DP to MDP cable because all of the people complaining of mobile phone interference with the cable, tested the adapter with my iPhone - no interference at all! (Using with Belkin MDP - MDP cable.)

purchased to convert mDP to full DP at end of an existing 3m cable. Required due to recent PC GFX card change. Unfortunately, while the 3m original cable was capable of supplying a flicker-free picture to a 144Hz PC monitor, adding this converter at the end meant that the picture now flickered at 144Hz and 120Hz. I had to drop to 60Hz (and even then there was some flicker).I ended up purchasing a replacement 3m cable with full size DP connectors at either end. No flicker at 144Hz.While this converter might have worked if converting a much shorter cable, you'd have to risk this yourselves (even at lower refresh rates). Advice: replace your original cable where refresh rate (i.e. data bandwidth) is important.

Used this to hook my LED Cinema Display to the RX580 in my Mac and it works fine. Cable seems well built too

Does what it says on the tin. I needed it to connect a Dell T1700 SFF, which has a displayport, to my Apple Cinema Display, which uses mini displayport, just to do an install. Once the install was done a monitor was no longer needed on the Dell.For the duration of the install it worked fine.It was a bit hard to tell which way up the mini end works, but didn't take long to figure out.