equip 119271 DisplayPort 2.1 Cable Male to Male 1m 16K 60Hz 40Gbps UHBR10 HDR10+ HDCP 2.3 DSC MST Black
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equip 119271 DisplayPort 2.1 Cable Male to Male 1m 16K 60Hz 40Gbps UHBR10 HDR10+ HDCP 2.3 DSC MST Black
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equip 119271 — a 1 m DisplayPort 2.1 cable rated at 40 Gbps
DisplayPort 2.140 Gbps UHBR10HDR10+ and HDCP 2.31.0 m
The equip 119271 is a one-metre DisplayPort 2.1 cable with male connectors at both ends, rated for the UHBR10 link rate and 40 Gbps of total bandwidth. equip publishes a headline figure of 16K at 60 Hz with Display Stream Compression; in the resolutions people actually run, that bandwidth is what lets a modern graphics card drive a high-refresh 4K monitor or an 8K panel without the link becoming the bottleneck. It is backward compatible with DisplayPort 1.4, 1.3, 1.2 and 1.1, so it will work with older cards and monitors at whatever they support. Gold-plated contacts and a metal latch handle the mechanical side.
Compatibility — check before buying:
Two points worth checking. First, a cable cannot create bandwidth that the hardware does not have — UHBR10 needs a DisplayPort 2.0 or 2.1 source and display to run at 40 Gbps. Plugged into a DisplayPort 1.4 card, this cable works perfectly but runs at 1.4 speeds. Second, equip sells a very similar 1 m DisplayPort 2.1 cable under code 119281, described as the “Premium” version: it is rated at 54 Gbps rather than 40, with a braided jacket and an aluminium housing. The two look alike in a listing and cost differently — if you are pairing this with a card and monitor that support the higher link rate, order 119281 instead. Both ends here are standard full-size DisplayPort; this is not a Mini DisplayPort or USB-C cable.
Best For
✓ High-refresh 4K gaming monitors on a modern graphics card
✓ 8K displays and professional colour work
✓ Daisy-chained monitors using MST
✓ Replacing a bundled cable that limits refresh rate
✓ Short, tidy runs between a desktop and a monitor on the same desk
✓ HDR setups that need HDR10 and HDR10+ passed through
Key Features
40 Gbps over UHBR10
The UHBR10 link rate carries 10 Gbps per lane across four lanes. equip publishes a maximum of 16K at 60 Hz with Display Stream Compression; in practice this is the bandwidth that keeps a high-refresh 4K or an 8K panel running without the cable limiting what the graphics card can send.
HDR10, HDR10+ and HDCP 2.3
Full HDR metadata passes through, including HDR10+, and HDCP 1.4, 2.2 and 2.3 are all supported so protected content plays without handshake problems. Colour sampling covers 4:4:4, 4:2:2 and 4:2:0.
Built to survive a desk
Gold-plated connectors, a metal latch that actually holds, 30 AWG copper conductors and a PVC jacket. At one metre it is the length for a monitor sitting on the same desk as the machine — short enough to route cleanly behind it rather than coiling slack.
Technical Specifications
Frequently Asked Questions
Singular Expert Insight
The useful question with a DisplayPort 2.1 cable is not whether it is fast enough but whether your hardware can use the speed. At 40 Gbps this cable stops being the limit for high-refresh 4K and for 8K, which is precisely the situation where a cable bundled with a monitor tends to fall short. Where people go wrong is ordering the sibling by mistake: 119281 is the 54 Gbps Premium version with a braided jacket, and the two sit next to each other in any listing. If you are matching a specific monitor and card, tell us both and we will say which of the two you actually need. There is more in our PC monitors section, and graphics cards covers the source side of the link.
Buyer’s Guide
Buy it if
You have a DisplayPort 2.0 or 2.1 graphics card and monitor a metre apart, and you want the cable out of the equation for high-refresh 4K, 8K or HDR. Gold-plated contacts and a metal latch make it a sensible permanent fitting rather than a temporary one.
Skip it if
Your card and monitor can use more than 40 Gbps — the 119281 Premium version is rated at 54. Skip it too if you need Mini DisplayPort or USB-C at either end, or a run longer than one metre.
Also consider
equip 119281, the 54 Gbps Premium version of the same 1 m cable, if your hardware supports the higher link rate. A longer DisplayPort cable if the monitor is not on the same desk.
Features - Equip - 119271
Colour
black
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Product Code
04:495846
EAN Code
4015867238981
Manufacturer
Equip