The MOSHOU DisplayPort 2.1 optical fiber cable is designed for high-bandwidth video transmission across short and long installations. Its hybrid fiber-and-copper construction supports up to 80Gbps while keeping the cable slim and easy to route.
Important: this is a directional optical cable. Connect the plug marked Source to the computer or graphics card, and connect the plug marked Display to the monitor. Reversing the ends will result in no signal.
Core Features
DisplayPort 2.1 and up to 80Gbps: Designed for compatible UHBR high-bandwidth display systems.
High-resolution and high-refresh video: Advertised support includes up to 16K60Hz with compatible equipment and compression, 8K60/120Hz, 4K120/144/165/240Hz and high-refresh 2K modes.
Hybrid optical transmission: Fiber carries high-speed signals while copper conductors support the active cable circuitry.
Long-distance options: Available from 1m to 50m for gaming rooms, workstations, studios, control rooms and concealed routing.
Slim braided construction: Approximately 4.8mm outer diameter for easier routing than many conventional long copper cables.
Display modes: Supports compatible mirror, extended desktop and multi-screen configurations.
Dynamic HDR and high color depth: Available when supported by the source, display, graphics hardware and software settings.
Correct Connection Direction
Locate the connector marked Source and connect it to the DisplayPort output of the PC, workstation or graphics card.
Connect the end marked Display to the DisplayPort input of the monitor.
Confirm the monitor input and select a resolution and refresh rate supported by the full system.
Test the cable before permanent in-wall, conduit or concealed installation.
Do not reverse the cable. This active optical cable does not transmit a signal when Source and Display are connected backward.
Performance Notice
Maximum resolution, refresh rate, color depth and HDR support are determined by the lowest-capability component in the complete chain, including the source, GPU, operating system, display, port version, compression mode and cable length. A DP 2.1 cable cannot add a display mode that the connected equipment does not support.
