Imac To Display Port Cable

Used this to output a 3840x1200 DVD-D to two side/side projectors with edge blend. I adapted the output immediately to HDMI right off the outputs, then into HDMI/Ethernet Baluns till finally getting to the projectors. Despite all that, the quality and reliability seemed rock solid through all of it. Used MAC Mojave on a 2014 iMac with no problems.  The only hiccups was that I found it helpful to have all the devices powered up first, then connect the display port cable to the iMac, then the USB cable to the Mac. After that, open the EDID manager window to confirm or re-apply settings to ensure stability after a reboot. This may have been entirely unnecessary as it seemed to recognize right away, but trying a bunch of different resolutions during setup it seemed to be the best recipe for stability in a high stakes scenario. And I also purchased a longer high quality display port cable rated for that full resolution; I didnt even try the cable included because I read questionable things about that cable.

I have connected a Dell monitor to my iMac to use as a mirrored second working station: one standing, one sitting. My bluetooth keyboard and mouse communicate with my iMac from the mirrored work station just fine. The 15' mini display port to display port cable I am using to connect the devices barely reaches so I ordered a 6' mini display port extension cable from B&H. The extension cable works perfectly. I was pleased when B&H came up in my online search for an extension cable because B&H is a company I trust.

This display port cable is a great value.

I bought this to replace an 8+ year old MacPro tower. I need a MacPro vs. an iMac because I process photos I take and I use a calibrated display (you can't calibrate an iMac; you can only create a so-so accurate profile). Once this new machine was set up, I've been happily surprised at the performance. Very fast, particularly the graphics system. Photoshop opens and performs operations quickly (the old machine was starting to bog down despite having 16GB RAM). This machine, with 32GB RAM (I did the upgrade from the stock 12GB), is sufficiently fast for my large digital files (up to 100MB from a medium format camera). I like the speed of Thunderbolt 2. Not as fast as the new TB3, but way faster than my old machine and FireWire 800. The only glitch I ran into was the need to buy a new Display Port to mini-Display Port cable. Once I had done that, I now get full HD resolution at 60Hz on my display. Overall, this machine has been a 5-star upgrade.

Upgraded to a new Imac and needed usb-c to display port capability. Didn't want to add a dongle on the back to get the second monitor working via HDMI so this was the obvious choice. Great cable. Solid and plenty long enough.

This dock fits well placed horizontally under the screen of a 2020 iMac with 27 display. It integrates appropriately with OS 10.15.6, effectively adding one high-speed pone slower Thunderbolt 3 ports, a video monitor port, and a handful of USB-3 ports. It also makes audio I/O ports (analog and optical) and camera card port more accessible. Front panel ports for thumb drives. The external power supply is adequate. The manual required a download and a firmware update was called for. Powers up with the computer. Pricey, but effective and compact.

This cable works. Nothing else to say; it's a cable. Display port is on the computer end, DVI on the monitor end.

This monitor has display port interface and cable included. Works well, and is a good value.

This is a perfect must have. Especially since my gaming laptop didn't have a Standard Display Port and I was in a dire need more a mini display port to display port cable

I have a 2010 and 2015 27 iMacs, so I use this cable in conjunction with the older iMac as a second display in target display mode. Plug the cable and boot both machines, press cmd+F2 on the old iMac and presto, dual display system (note: in order to use the newer iMac as an externar display you need a different cable, but with the older models it works just fine).