OliveiraptV Posted June 15 Author Posted June 15 21 minutes ago, THE BEAST said: DP. The best!!!! but my pc doesnt have it can is there any cable that goes to hdmi to dp Quote
Aardappel Posted June 15 Posted June 15 (edited) 27 minutes ago, OliveiraptV said: but my pc doesnt have it can is there any cable that goes to hdmi to dp Your graphics card should have 2 or 3 displayport connections, next to where your hdmi port is on the graphics card. Edited June 15 by Aardappel 1 Quote
Betinho Posted June 15 Posted June 15 If you have a display with GSYNC technology, you need a DP cable for it to work. If it doesn't have GSYNC, I honestly understand that it's almost the same whether you use one cable or the other (some say DP is better, you can try it if you want). The difference is whether you can use GSYNC (you need the monitor and the GPU; the GPU has it; it remains to be seen if your display has it too). https://www.nvidia.com/content/Control-Panel-Help/vLatest/en-us/mergedProjects/nvdsp/Variable_Refresh_Rate.htm#:~:text=G-SYNC eliminates tearing%2C and,or G-SYNC Compatible display. If your screen has GSYNC, after purchasing the cable, make sure in the Nvidia CFG control panel that GSYNC is activated, there you will be able to see the difference in the game. Quote
Siwex89 Posted June 15 Posted June 15 If your monitor runs at 144Hz it means your cable is fine Old cable would make it stuck at 60Hz Quote
Leatherface Posted June 15 Posted June 15 (edited) And not all HDMI can run 144, need version 1.3 or higher Edited June 15 by Leatherface Quote
OliveiraptV Posted June 16 Author Posted June 16 so my pc doesnt have any dp port only have hdmi so i have to use it hdmi or is there any converter to dp using hdmi port Quote
Aardappel Posted June 16 Posted June 16 6 minutes ago, OliveiraptV said: so my pc doesnt have any dp port only have hdmi so i have to use it hdmi or is there any converter to dp using hdmi port there it is, you need to pull that cover plug out Quote
TBAR Flash Posted June 16 Posted June 16 (edited) hmmm, maybe a lilbit too tiny for a displayport connector... Oli please can u unplug this big fat black cable in the middle and then make a picture for us. Edited June 16 by TBAR Flash Quote
Solution Aardappel Posted June 16 Solution Posted June 16 8 minutes ago, TBAR Flash said: hmmm, maybe a lilbit too tiny for a displayport connector... Oli please can u unplug this big fat black cable in the middle and then make a picture for us. I had the same card, its Displayport 1.4 😉 1 Quote
ZeroZeroDb Posted Monday at 02:03 PM Posted Monday at 02:03 PM take this info asket to CHAGPT 1) No, a direct connection from PC HDMI → DisplayPort monitor does NOT work with a simple cable. 2) Why? HDMI (on the PC) and DisplayPort (on the monitor) use different electronic signals. HDMI outputs cannot convert the signal to DisplayPort by themselves. So a passive HDMI → DP cable is not enough. 3) How to make it work (if you really need it): You need an active HDMI → DisplayPort adapter, which: Converts the HDMI signal (from PC) to DisplayPort (for the monitor) Has additional power via USB (to power the active chip) Supports at least 1080p @ 60Hz (some also 4K @ 30Hz or @ 60Hz) Example: HDMI to DisplayPort active adapter (with USB power) Ex.: StarTech HDMI to DP Adapter with USB Power Cable Matters HDMI to DisplayPort Active Adapter 4) Warning: They cost more than normal cables (about 30–50€) Not all work well at 144Hz or 4K, check the specifications carefully Solution to use only if you have no other ports available 5) Better alternative if possible: If the monitor also has HDMI inputs, use those. Or use a graphics card with DisplayPort output to connect natively to DisplayPort. 1 Quote
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