Best Displayport For Gaming Monitors

Easy to use and smooth connection to my dual monitors using DisplayPort

This is a perfect compliment to DisplayPort monitors when connecting to a Mac laptops or desktops.

Need this because my video card, even though having dual DVI , HDMI, and DisplayPort... can't operate three monitors in a DVI + DVI + HDMI configuration. But, DVI + DVI + DisplayPort works.This adapter solved that problem when connecting an external HDMI LCD TV as a third monitoring source for video editing and playback.

My two SW272U's and the BenQ support folks in one word ... AWESOME!!! First off, I've have never seen a company packed the way BenQ does, it's the coolest packing my wife and I have ever seen. Extremely well thought out ... KUDO's to BenQ. The monitors themselves took minutes to setup and the picture on both are beautiful. We also had B&H send out a x-rite Display Plus HL and a pair of OWC Thunderbolt 4 ... 2.0 meter long. The TB4 are DisplayPort Alt Mode capable. The cables that came with the monitors are USB Type C and for our layout, they were a little short, the 2.0 meters was perfect and Palette Master Ultimate found both monitors using these 4TB, I mention this because not all cables are DisplayPort Alt Mode capable. If you are going to connect this to any Apple and need extra cable feet, this is the way to go. The stand that the monitors come with are built really well and the monitors keep perfectly level on them, not top heavy, really easy to move side to side, up and down, 90 degree. Now here's the part that cracks me up, the wife now once me order a Canon Photo printer from B&H so she start printing out and framing photos she likes and that's kinda of why we got these monitors ... for their true screen to print representation, and when we do that, I review that as well

My new computer has one HDMI and one DisplayPort output and I have two monitors I want to use.� This DisplayPort cable lets me use the second monitor now.� The 3' length is more than enough without having extra coiled up. My screen is 2056x1080.� Since this cable is 4K rated, it works great for my extra wide but not 4K large screen.

I bought two of these about a month ago.  These are used as a dual monitor setup for work (90%) and gaming (10%). The monitors are perfect for work and I really like the 1920x1200 resolution after coming from a 1920x1080. These monitors have a refresh rate of 75hz which I consistently hit when playing games (GTX 1660, 75 fps). They also have adaptive synch (e.g. FreeSynch) which works with Nvidia over DisplayPort. The stands are much better than I expected. They allow for a wide range of vertical adjustment, they swivel, tilt and can rotate from landscape to portrait. Acer anti-flicker and bluelight are part of the package. They also have USB 3.0 pass-through (two USB ports on left side of the monitor. They come with all cables: DisplayPort, HDMI, VGA, 3.5mm audio.  Finally, it is Vesa mount compatible. The speakers are exactly what you would/should expect in a monitor. They work fine but are far from ideal. Im extremely happy with these and I think they are tough to beat for the price.  Throw in the 3 year warranty and it makes it tough to pass when compared to other IPS monitors in the price/resolution/size range.

We have a new Mac Mini and an Intel NUC, and we use these cables to connect them to DisplayPort monitors. The DisplayPort connector is latchless, but it fits and connects securely (latches are optional for DisplayPort connections). These have been very reliable for us, and they are VESA compliant. We have used them with many different DisplayPort monitors (including an multi-stream MST setup), and they work excellently.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Purchased this DisplayPort for my home office, which has two large monitors. It has worked perfectly to enable me to "Extend" the display from my desktop (from its Display Port) to the HDMI connections to both monitors -- I can seamlessly maneuver between both monitors as if they are one big screen. Very useful and could not find this item anywhere else online!

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I use the CRG9 primarily for work (documents, spreadsheets, research, etc.), but it also allows me to have an immersive gaming environment in my downtime. I needed to replace multiple monitors and the CRG9 was better suited for that than a normal 21:9 ultrawide would have been. My particular use case involved sharing via MS Teams and making use of PBP on my work machine to avoid having to install FancyZones or Samsung's Easy Settings Box. On my personal machine, I can easily use such software and I don't do screensharing, anyway. The CRG9 replaced my 3 old 1080p monitors, entirely removed the bezels, and provided much better framerates and resolution than my previous setup. I simply use two of the DisplayPort inputs to split the screen in hardware (rather than software). You could also split it in hardware using one HDMI input and one DisplayPort input. You can still manually extend windows across both halves of the monitor if you like, but this allows snapping to halves, quarters, and eights of the monitor while preventing aspect ratio issues from sharing screens via MS Teams. Obviously, this wouldn't work if you have only one display output on your machine and you don't have a docking station/port replicator/adapter of some sort. I use my CRG9 mostly for Excel, Word, etc., and it's been outstanding for that purpose.

I have a laptop with just VGA and HDMI. I have two external monitors, one has DVI and DisplayPort, but no HDMI (it's a 1200 res unit), and my other unit has HDMI and displayport but no DVI. Basically didn't have a way to light them both up (can't use the vga and the HDMI from the laptop at the same time (aarrgghh). So, saw this and PRESTO - two monitors both running at 1200 res, it even (by pure fluke I guess) set itself up as my right hand monitor - exactly what I needed. It's brilliant.