CAC-1092 1.6 Meter/ 5.25 Feet DisplayPort 2.1 Bi-Directional VESA DP80 Certified Cable with G-SYNC, & HDR 4K 144Hz, 8K60Hz, 10K60Hz, 4K 240Hz M/M

Nice DisplayPort 2.1 cable with a genuine VESA certification that you can check for yourself on the DisplayPort website if you search by manufacturer and filter for Club 3D. One of the few officially certified DisplayPort 80 Gbps cables available in lengths greater than 1 meter. Thick and sturdy while still being relatively flexible. Tested with a high refresh rate monitor connected to a gaming PC and everything's working well.

More pricey compared to the other brands but I buy it for its quality and reliability.

This solved a major problem for me. I have a 5120x1440 monitor, displayport 1.4, gorgeous display. Why, you might ask, do I mention dp1.4 in a review of a dp2.1 cable? Because work makes me use a mac. Which ostensibly has dp1.4 support. But I could never get it to work with ANY dp1.4 usb-c to dp1.4 cable, club3d or otherwise (and not due to the fault of the cable, every one I have works fine on non-mac hardware). It would cut out and flicker and generally fail at any resolution above 3840x1080 at a mere 60hz. Just for fun, I decided to try this dp2.1 cable, not expecting anything different. To my utter shock, not only can I now get the full 5120x1440, even at 120hz (240hz on a mac seems to be a pipe dream), on my even newer monitor, I can get 7680x2160 at 60hz, the max for the dp1.4 spec! So this is an excellent cable, and also, macs are trash. a real computer doesn't need this for dp1.4, but a mac does.

The housing is a little thick. So if your GPU slots are close to your back panel, it might be slightly angled.

I purchased this to replace the stock 1.4 Display Port cable that came with my monitor which was having issues going past 120 Hz. The monitor stock settings is a 34 inch, 1440p, 144 Hz on display port 1.2 and a VA panel. This cable will work on all Display Port below 2.1 with no issues. When I added this cable I was able to get the full 144 Hz setting and the random screen black out issues stopped. Later I found out if you have a High refresh monitor greater than 100 Hz a low quality cable can give massive issues making you think the monitor or a graphic card is the problem. Also make sure it is VERSA certified this will give you even more peace of mind with high refresh monitors. I can confirm this because under full load of 144 FPS the monitor with the old cable under games would have massive flickering or random quick black screens (GPU and monitor communications issues). If you experience these issues it is good to check the monitor firmware to see if their is an update, and then try a different Display port cable that is known good and a reputable brand known for quality which club 3d is known for. Be careful when getting this brand on cheap sites for their are plenty of cheep knockoffs. So check the Club 3d site and compare the packaging then see if the site you are buying from is retailer which will have hot links.

I rarely write reviews but After trying three other brands (All of which failed to work with my DP 1.4 Display/KVM). I finally found one that works. Worth buying if you want/need a quality cable that actually achieves its advertised speeds, unlike many many other brands (even well known ones). Consider others if you're using a display at or below 4K 60Hz or are not using a KVM and you prefer a budget option.

Perfect. Replaced a faulty cable. Arrived on time.

I was getting flickering blacks when I was playing black myth wukong maxed out settings on my 4090/5800x3d 32gbram pc, mmonitor Samsung 45in 2k 240hrz. It might just be me but my issues are no longer there after I replaced the DP cable with this one and there’s a lock tab on the connections which I thought was pretty neat. So I would give this 2 dumbs up. Dp80 certified as well. Pc needs to be relatively close to the monitor since Vesa certified DP80 cables are no longer than 1.5 meters