Enjoy crisp, high-resolution graphics and entertainment by using the 10' Pearstone USB Type-C Male to DisplayPort Male 8K Cable to connect your compatible computer, laptop, and tablet with your DisplayPort monitor, TV, or projector. This DisplayPort 1.4 compatible cable supports resolutions up to 8K, 7680 x 4320 at 60 Hz and 3840 x 2160 4K at 120 Hz, delivering smooth performance when watching videos and viewing images. With a 32.4 Gb/s bandwidth with 1536 kHz sampling rate and up to 32 audio channels, you can enjoy smooth performance while watching movies featuring high-dynamic-range color and immersive surround sound.

This cable is designed to work with your DisplayPort in alt mode USB Type-C, Thunderbolt 3, or Thunderbolt 4 compatible host device with your DisplayPort display without requiring any additional hardware or software drivers. Its gold-plated male connectors and EMI shielding help to ensure a clean signal with minimal interference.

Up to 8K (7680 x 4320) Support    Thunderbolt 3 & 4 Compatible    DisplayPort 1.4 Support    Gold-Plated Connectors    EMI Shielding

Quickly connect your USB Type-C, Thunderbolt 3, or Thunderbolt 4 compatible computer or laptop with a DisplayPort-equipped 8K display. This cable is also bidirectional, which allows you to use it with a DisplayPort source device and a USB Type-C monitor.

Watch videos, view photos, and play games at up to a crisp 8K (7680 x 4320) resolution at 60 Hz.

Corrosion-resistant gold-plated connectors help to maintain a strong connection with your devices.

This triple-shielded cable is protected against electromagnetic interference (EMI) from nearby electronics such as power strips to maintain clear images without choppiness.

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Can I do two SDI outputs and two SDI inputs simultaneously?

A: Yes, you will be able to set up the DeckLink 8K Pro G2 Capture Card to accept two (2) SDI outputs and two (2) SDI inputs.

Q: 2. Can the Decklink 8k Pro Cinema Capture and playback Card capture 4 independent 12G/6G SDI signals simultaneously? Also, can 2 or more of this model card be used to expand the amount of input/outs in a single computer system?

A: No. The Decklink 8K card is intended for only one signal in and out. This signal may require 1, 2, or 4 connections but it remains only one signal. You can add additional cards for more I/O but keep in mind the computer bus must support the intended bandwidth of those signals.

Q: 3. The Blackmagic rep said this card was not compatible with Macintosh at the time of launch in a YouTube video posted by Cinema 5D. I assume this is no longer true since Final Cut Pro is on the compatibility list, but can someone confirm this card will work in a Sonnet Technology external PCIe expansion chasis connected to a 2020 iMac via Thunderbolt 3?

A: The DeckLink 8K Pro card has always been supported on Windows, MacOS, and Linux since it was first launched. The Blackmagic Rep. on that video was just explaining that system they were using to demo the card at that show was a Windows machine, although the drivers and the card also worked on Mac OS systems there was no Mac system at the time capable of fully supporting the card's requirement of a PCIe 8 lane generation 3 slot. The card did work on Mac towers at the time as well as external PCIe chassis in HD and probably 4K too, but not in 8K or with multiple high resolution/frame rate streams simultaneously due to the limited PCIe slot and Thunderbolt connection bandwidth. The card should work with that chassis and iMac but depending on the PCIe slot specs and Thunderbolt bandwidth, your mileage may vary with high formats or multiple streams.

Q: 4. Will this work with a MacBook Air 2017?

A: No.

Q: 5. If there are no breakout cables, what will I need in order to connect my Rokit Speakers to the card so that I can monitor audio out of it?

A: you can use SDI TO HDMI converter and embed audio in the HDMI signal or use the audio out from the converter.

Q: 6. Will this card support any daughter boards such as the 12G optical and hdmi board for the DeckLink 4K Extreme 12G?

A: At the moment it does not. We are unable to speculate on what may happen in the future.

Q: 7. Is this half height or full height?

A: The Blackmagic Design Decklink 8K Pro Cinema Capture Card is a full-height PCIe card.

Q: 8. This card work in vmix?

A: Yes. 100% the following unit DeckLink 8K Pro now supports 4 independent 12G-SDI channels for up to 2160p60 resolution in vMix.

Q: 9. I have seen that this hyperdeck has a Slot for Optional M.2 PCIe NVMe Card for Cache Recording. ¿How can I install it and where can I buy it?

A: On the bottom of the HyperDeck there is a plate with 6 screws. With the unit turned off and disconnected, remove the screws and plate, insert the M.2 PCIe card, re-attach the screws and plate and you're all set. You can purchase the M.2 PCIe card from just about any computer hardware reseller.

Q: 10. does it work directly to google pixels?

A: Yes it does work with the Google Pixel.